Chronic pain refers to the pain that persists for weeks, months or longer, often continuing beyond the expected period of healing.
Unlike acute pain, which acts as a short-term warning signal after injury or illness, chronic pain may become a condition in itself. It is shaped not only by damaged joints, muscles or nerves, but also by ongoing changes in the nervous system, inflammation, sleep, stress and emotional responses. Understanding this complexity is essential for effective long-term pain management and meaningful recovery.
To understand out scope of work, go to the "Conditions Treated" menu above. From the drop-down menu, click on the items to know more about the commonly encountered conditions treated in our clinic.
