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Chronic pain
As an example of an approach to pain, the DGS provides a historical programme for acute and chronic pain; this document does not cover the whole subject of chronic pain.
About the topic
As an example of an approach to pain, the DGS provides a historical programme for acute and chronic pain; this document does not cover the whole subject of chronic pain.
Who it is for
This page brings together information for people seeking to understand Chronic pain.
Taking part in assessment
Explain your concerns and relevant history. Ask what is being assessed and request clarification if an explanation is unclear.
Prepare for your appointment
Note the main questions you want answered and how the symptoms have developed. Have a list of the medicines and supplements you use available to discuss with the professional.
Plan and next steps
Before finishing, clarify what has been agreed, how to obtain any results and when to contact the professional again. Ask for written instructions if needed.
Limits
The information on this page does not replace an individual assessment. The existence of a page does not confirm availability of an appointment or format.
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What information does this page provide about Chronic pain?
As an example of an approach to pain, the DGS provides a historical programme for acute and chronic pain; this document does not cover the whole subject of chronic pain.
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