Sometimes pain can seem more severe or go on longer than expected for a particular injury. There can be many reasons for this. We know that the process of creating pain in the body is hugely complex, with contributions from every level of the nervous system.

Sometimes, even after the injury has healed, pain can persist. This may be due to scar tissue or something similar, or it may be due to compensations and changes in the nervous system processes in response to the initial injury.

Identification of the cause of the long standing pain is the first step.

Then you can start changing it in a systematic way with treatment.

For help with diagnosis and treatment of your long standing pain, call or contact us below.