Pain is a universal experience, but chronic pain is often misunderstood. While acute pain alerts us to injury, chronic pain is like an alarm that won’t turn off—even after the original problem has healed. Over time, the nervous system can become hypersensitive, causing everyday sensations to feel painful. The good news? The brain is adaptable. With simple, evidence-based techniques and a personalized plan, it’s possible to retrain the brain and reclaim control over pain—one d

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