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Algologist

Who is an algologist?
 

A pain specialist, better known as an algologist, is a medical expert who diagnoses and treats pain. They take a thorough approach with each patient to identify the most effective methods to relieve pain and eliminate its cause.
 
Unfortunately, not all causes of pain can be completely eliminated. Pain such as migraine, rheumatic and neuropathic pain is often chronic and not always completely curable. However, with the help of modern therapy and treatment methods, the intensity and frequency of this pain can be significantly reduced. In such cases, the algologist's role is to help patients choose the most effective treatment options and lifestyle changes to reduce pain and improve quality of life. Thus, even if the causes of pain remain unresolved, people can regain their joy of life by reducing its impact on their daily lives.

When is it necessary to consult an algologist?

 
Pain is a universal but highly individual signal from the body. Although some types of pain may subside on their own or with over-the-counter medications, there are situations when professional intervention is not only advisable but also necessary to ensure the patient's well-being and quality of life.

Most often, the help of an algologist is needed by people who have:

  • Arthritis, tendinitis, and other diseases of the musculoskeletal system can cause prolonged and excruciating pain;
  • Pain in connective and soft tissues: For example, in fibromyalgia, when pain can spread throughout the body;
  • Pain after surgery or injury: It is important to ensure optimal pain control during rehabilitation;
  • Chronic headaches: Migraines, tension headaches and other types of headaches can limit daily activities;
  • Spinal pain: Scoliosis, disc disease or arthritis can cause back pain;
  • Chronic pelvic pain due to urogenital problems: Endometriosis, chronic urinary tract infections, and other conditions can cause pelvic pain.
  • Cancer pain: Severe and prolonged pain can occur during cancer or after treatment.
  • Neuropathic pain, including diabetes: Nerve damage can cause burning, tingling, or pain.
  • Trigeminal or other neuralgic pain: This pain can be very sharp and excruciating.


If you or someone you love is experiencing any of these types of pain, see a pain specialist or other medical professional immediately. Understanding the causes of pain and effective treatment can significantly improve your quality of life.

Methods of pain reduction


Algologists use various methods to relieve patients' pain. The choice of these methods often depends on the cause, location, intensity, and the patient's individual needs. The most commonly used methods of pain relief include drug therapy and blockades, which help to effectively relieve pain by administering drugs to the intended site of action with or without ultrasound guidance.

These are just a few of the many methods used by algologists to relieve pain. Medicine is evolving: not only are more effective drugs and techniques being developed, but the ways they are used are also diversifying. 

At FORTEMED, you can be sure that the most modern methods and treatments will be used to achieve the best results.

FORTEMED algologist


During the visit, a thorough assessment is conducted, the source of the pain is identified, and an individualiыed treatment plan is developed—drug therapy, injections, blockades, or other modern pain-relief methods. The goal is to help the patient regain freedom of movement, quality of life, and everyday comfort.

FORTEMED algologists work with particular care and attention, offering effective, safe and modern pain therapy.

Aleksejs Gomoņecs
Aleksejs Gomoņecs
Algologist; anaesthesiologist, intensive care specialist
A knowledgeable algologist who is able to help patients suffering from pain in various parts of the body. He is able to accurately determine the cause of pain and choose the most appropriate treatment for headaches, back, chest, joint and soft tissue pain, as well as with oncological, neuropathic, post-operative pain and myofascial syndromes. 

 

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