Specific Conditions Causing Persistent Pain in Older Adults

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Abstract

The observation that there may be more people over the age of 65 alive today than the total number who have ever reached that age is a stunning testament to our success at increasing longevity. However, with increasing numbers of elders comes the challenge of maintaining their quality of life. It is a fact of aging that chronic medical conditions will accrue, some of which may progress to chronic pain states. Persistent pain has become a chronic disease itself, like diabetes or hypertension.

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Argoff, C. E., Bhullar, R., & Galluzzi, K. (2018). Specific Conditions Causing Persistent Pain in Older Adults. In Effective Treatments for Pain in the Older Patient (pp. 71–107). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-8827-3_5

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