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Chronic pain is on the rise in the UK, affecting an estimated 28 million people or over 40 per cent of the population, compared to one in five worldwide. The...
Chronic pain is on the rise in the UK, affecting an estimated 28 million people, or over 40 per cent of the population, compared to one in five worldwide. The term is used to apply to a number of persistent conditions, with the International Classification of Diseases defining pain as chronic if it continues or recurs for more than three months.
From backache to migraine, increasing numbers are living with constant pain, but there are many measures sufferers can take
Seven million and growing - that's the number of people now on waiting lists for NHS treatment ranging from cancer checks to replacing arthritic hips and heart surgery.
Genital and pelvic pain are particularly at risk of being dismissed due to biases and taboos