Pain is a reversible condition

Chronic pain is a complex condition that persists for more than three months and can significantly affect the quality of life of those who experience it. Unlike acute pain, which acts as a temporary warning signal of injury or illness, chronic pain may continue even after the initial cause has disappeared.

The pathologies associated with chronic pain are diverse, ranging from spinal conditions to craniofacial, limb and pelvic disorders. These conditions have varied causes, may affect different areas of the body and can present at different levels of intensity. Regardless of their location or severity, they can all have a significant impact on quality of life and may be accompanied by functional limitations and disability. Common causes include musculoskeletal injuries, herniated discs, osteoarthritis, postural problems, previous surgery and degenerative diseases.