One in six adults, and a majority of elders, experience chronic pain. But a recent Economist piece gives us hope that a better understanding of what causes chronic pain — and how to treat it — is on the horizon.
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It wld be a miracle if a cause for chronic pan could be found, also a cure. I suffer from fibromyalgia, nerve pain other various p[ain on a continual basis. while I know that most people “my age” suffer from pain it does not make my life easier. if you know the solution please let me know
Floweinman —
Thanks for reading the site. I can’t say that I am a fibromyalgia expert. From what I understand, the professional medical community is conducting thorough research on a sustainable solution for fibromyalgia and the the accompanying pain. If you haven’t already, you should get in contact with a rheumatologist. Seeking advice from a trained medical professional is essential.
Best regards,
-mb