Chronic Pain

It is pain that persists for several weeks or longer. 

Service Description 

Chronic pain is pain that persists for more than 3 months, which is considered a normal reaction for an organism. Chronic pain is usually caused by a physical illness or trauma, but sometimes there is no clear cause. Chronic pain can severely affect quality of life and negatively impact a person's physical, emotional and social functioning. 

What does a chronic pain treatment modality do? 

- Reducing the duration and intensity of pain 

- Improving one's quality of life 

- Restoring the person's physical, emotional and social functioning 

- Increasing the person's functionality 

- Reducing one's emotional problems such as depression or anxiety 

Treatment of chronic pain can involve many different methods. These include pharmacological treatment, physical therapy, psychological treatment, alternative treatment and surgical treatment. The treatment method is chosen according to the symptoms and needs of the person. 

The process of chronic pain can vary according to the symptoms and needs of the person. First, the person's symptoms and history are evaluated. Then, an appropriate treatment plan is created for the person. This plan may vary according to the person's needs and may include several different treatment methods. The duration of treatment may vary according to the person's symptoms and needs. For example, pharmacological treatment is usually a short-term treatment, but physical therapy or psychological treatment is a longer-term treatment. In addition, the person's progress is monitored and the treatment plan is updated as needed. 

In conclusion, chronic pain is the persistence of pain for more than 3 months, which is considered a normal reaction for an organism. Chronic pain can severely impact quality of life and negatively affect a person's physical, emotional and social functioning. Chronic pain treatment has benefits such as reducing the duration and severity of pain, improving a person's quality of life, restoring a person's physical, emotional and social functioning, increasing a person's functionality and reducing a person's emotional problems such as depression or anxiety.