Geriatric / Functional Decline

Chronic Pain: Breaking the Cycle of Persistent Pain

Pain that lasts beyond the expected healing time isn't 'all in your head'—it's a real condition with identifiable causes and effective treatments. You deserve evaluation from specialists who understand the complexity of chronic pain.

What is Chronic Pain (Elderly)?

Chronic pain in the elderly is defined as pain that persists for more than 3 months. It can result from arthritis, neuropathy, musculoskeletal conditions, or other age-related changes.

Associated Symptoms

Pain lasting more than 3-6 months despite treatment or healing of initial condition

Pain that has spread beyond the original site to other areas

Increased sensitivity where even light touch causes pain (allodynia)

Pain that worsens with stress, weather changes, or physical activity

Fatigue, sleep disturbances, and difficulty concentrating alongside ongoing pain

Common Causes

Central Sensitization

Nervous system becomes hyper-sensitive to pain signals

Nerve Damage (Neuropathic Component)

Direct injury or dysfunction of peripheral nerves

HPA Axis Dysfunction

Abnormal cortisol rhythms affecting pain processing

Glial Activation & Neuroinflammation

Persistent inflammation in the nervous system

Psychological Factors

Pain catastrophizing, trauma, PTSD affecting pain processing

Sleep Disorders

Sleep deprivation reduces pain thresholds

Treatment Approaches

Integrative Treatments

Lifestyle Modifications

Find Relief from Chronic Pain

Our integrative approach can help manage your chronic pain effectively.

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This guide is for informational purposes only. Please consult a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis.