We all feel pain, but explaining or understanding chronic pain is not simple.The article below reveals some cases, and tries to give some explanations for the causes and behaviors of chronic pain.Countless people — as many as 20 million in the United States alone, by one estimate — experience regular, debilitating pain. Research on how to help them has been slow, but the science is growing and viable treatments are starting to become available (at least for some).Studies on inflammatory, emotional, genetic processes or even on the interactivity between the brain and the nervous system, have helped to clarify certain situations that until now are mysterious.Although each person feels the pain process in a certain way, some evidence is starting to appear that is allowing to find more solutions to alleviate this type of disabling pain.And these solutions also vary from person to person: from more localized medications to therapiesbehavioral. A more categorized analysis (with a greater crossing of symptom variables) may allow finding the right treatment for each case.Read the article:
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