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Metro Pain Group

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19.01.2022 Our clinic will be closed from tomorrow (24th of December) to the 4th of January! Have a very happy holidays from all of us here at Metro Pain Group. We will see you all again in what is hopefully a relaxing, pandemic-free start to the new year!

19.01.2022 With everything that has happened this year it feels super important for us to give back this holiday season!

12.01.2022 Wherever you are, whatever you're going through just remember there is no right way to live with a chronic illness! Your journey is uniquely yours and your path of living and healing is always going to look different than the paths of people around you. There's no need to compare. You measure up, you are enough. No matter what you are going through, remember this.

09.01.2022 We are excited to be welcoming Mr Santosh Jacob, an orthopaedic surgeon to the team at Metro Pain Group! Mr Santosh Jacob is highly trained with over 14 years of experience as an orthopaedic consultant. He has completed fellowships at 3 of the most prestigious centres for arthroplasty and arthroscopy in Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne and has worked with Olympic and other international athletes and teams over the years. He is based in the Southeastern suburbs of Melbourne at ...the gateway to the Mornington peninsula and residing locally he understands the local population. His areas of expertise are sport surgery including cruciate reconstruction (ACL) operations, shoulder stabilisation surgery and arthroscopic surgery ( keyhole operations) of all the major joints. He is also an experienced trauma surgeon managing fractures and dislocations in both children and adults for over 15 years. Dr Santosh prides himself on the personalised care, attention to detail and dedication he shows all his patents .

04.01.2022 Ouch! Everyone experiences pain -- but why do some people react to the same painful stimulus in different ways? And what exactly is pain, anyway? This video is a great overview on why the "pain experience" differs so much from person to person.