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Meanings of chronic pain in anglès

rus
хроническая боль
portuguès
dor crónica
català
dolor crònic
espanyol
enfermedad de dolor crónico

Acute pain extending beyond the usual healing process; >3-12+ months.

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dolor crònic
Usage of chronic pain in anglès
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Spinal fractures, however, can lead to more problems than just chronic pain.
Reuters
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Objective: Previous studies have documented memory impairment in several chronic pain syndromes.
Pubmed
3
Pediatric chronic pain is a significant problem associated with substantial functional impairment.
Pubmed
4
For instance, medical marijuana can be used to reduce chronic pain symptoms.
Reuters
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But he said they have limited and decreasing effectiveness against chronic pain.
Reuters
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Patients with chronic pain have a higher incidence of preexisting psychological disorders.
Pubmed
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Psychosocial factors are also believed to play a role in chronic pain.
Pubmed
8
Now those chronic pain patients are starting a movement of their own.
Wired
9
Long-term effects for most women included impaired walking, chronic pain and incontinence.
The Irish Times
10
Endometriosis is a common entity causing chronic pain and infertility in women.
Pubmed
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The intoxicated woman had survived with several skin and chronic pain complications.
Pubmed
12
Objective: Prescribed opioids for chronic pain management contribute significantly to the opioid crisis.
Pubmed
13
The device currently is available in Europe to treat chronic pain.
Reuters
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As many as 60 million Americans experience chronic pain, Rappaport said.
Reuters
15
The market for relief and management of chronic pain is large and increasing.
Reuters
16
Explanations given to patients with chronic pain are often based on this mechanism.
Pubmed
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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