Long Term Pain

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Chapter 1 Why do some pains become chronic?

Sian Jaggar

Chronic pain happens for many different reasons and not only as a consequence of tissue injury. There are also many different risk factors. This chapter describes two patients and how pain becomes long term for the second.






DOI: 10.1093/med/9780199214150.003.0001

This resource provides an overview of the management of patients with long-term pain for primary care clinicians. Written in a distinct yet informal style, the book will cover the science underlying common pain syndromes and their modern management.

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