I have chronic pain

Chronic Pain means pain that doesn't go away. It can be severe, but the word chronic refers to long lasting rather than severe. 20% of Australians live with chronic (persistent) pain, and about half that number find that pain gets in the way of doing normal everyday activities.

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I know someone with chronic pain

Chronic pain can have a significant effect on personal relationships with both friends and family members. Caring for someone who lives with chronic pain can leave you feeling helpless and frightened sometimes. If you care for someone who lives with chronic pain, we may be able to support you too.

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Health Professionals

Helping people living with chronic pain can be distressing and challenging if you are a health professional. Chronic Pain Australia has resources for Health Professionals.

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News

News and Events

Chronic Pain Australia Newsletters

Pain Awareness Week 2009

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What makes pain continue when it should go away? Learn more about the body processes involved with persistent pain

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