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Chronic pain is a common, complex, and distressing problem that significantly impacts society and individuals. It commonly arises as a consequence of injury or disease. Many pain categories and types exist, encompassing neuropathic, nociceptive, musculoskeletal, inflammatory, psychogenic, and mechanical pain. Risk factors have been classified into "modifiable" and "non-modifiable." The primary clinical risk factor for chronic pain development is the coexistence of acute or chronic pain at other bodily sites. The likelihood of chronic pain increases in proportion to the severity and number of these sites. Painful stimuli prompt alterations in brain chemistry that predispose individuals to chronic pain. This heightened susceptibility can manifest within days of continuous exposure to painful stimuli and persist for up to a year after pain resolution. Both having multiple causes of chronic pain and enduring pain for extended periods are associated with diminished quali...

 Chronic pain is a common, complex, and distressing problem that significantly impacts society and individuals. It commonly arises as a consequence of injury or disease. Many pain categories and types exist, encompassing neuropathic, nociceptive, musculoskeletal, inflammatory, psychogenic, and mechanical pain. Risk factors have been classified into "modifiable" and "non-modifiable." The primary clinical risk factor for chronic pain development is the coexistence of acute or chronic pain at other bodily sites. The likelihood of chronic pain increases in proportion to the severity and number of these sites. Painful stimuli prompt alterations in brain chemistry that predispose individuals to chronic pain. This heightened susceptibility can manifest within days of continuous exposure to painful stimuli and persist for up to a year after pain resolution. Both having multiple causes of chronic pain and enduring pain for extended periods are associated with diminished qual...