Chronic pain is typically defined as pain that persists beyond normal healing time, often lasting longer than three months. It can develop after an injury, or sometimes without a clear starting point.

Common conditions we see include:

• Ongoing lower back or neck pain

• Persistent shoulder or joint pain

• Pain following previous injuries

• Nerve-related pain or sensitivity

• Conditions involving ongoing stiffness or flare-ups

In many cases, chronic pain is influenced by a combination of physical, neurological, and lifestyle factors, not just the original injury. This is why a more comprehensive approach to chronic pain treatment is often required.