Pain 101 - An Education in Pain Management

 

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This website was created with one major goal: to provide consumers with the most comprehensive one-stop resource possible for information about pain, its causes and treatment. Our goal is to collect and present to you FREE,  authoritative, and unbiased information about…

Information has been gathered from a wide variety of the most up-to-date public and private sector sources: government agencies, pain associations, market research studies, pain experts and consultants.

Pain in America

It has been estimated that 21% of adult Americans, or 34 million people, experience mild to moderate chronic pain to the degree that they seek relief from a physician.  Pain is the second most common reason people visit physicians - topped only by colds and upper respiratory infections.  The American Medical Association estimates that 10% of Americans are dealing with chronic pain.

The National Institutes of Health claims that 40 million Americans are unable to find relief from their pain, which is chronic.  The U.S. population is aging, manifesting associated diseases such as arthritis.  In addition, growth in the number of surgeries and rising levels of obesity are contributing to lower back pain.  Most consumers, despite more publicity about the field in recent years, still do not know that pain management programs exist in their area, nor how to find these practitioners.  A study conducted for the American Pain Foundation found that an astonishing 78% of pain sufferers who sought medical treatment for their pain had never been referred to a pain specialist.

 

Pain 101 - An Education in Pain Management


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Note: Pain101.com does NOT provide medical advice or diagnoses. You should always consult your physician first, before beginning any pain management regimen or if you are suffering from a medical condition.

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