Observational analysis reports 3.2% prevalence of chronic pain in beneficiaries, highlighting gender disparities and work-related impacts.
Chronic pain (CP) is a prevalent disease in the country. The two year period prevalence of CP was 3.2%. Low back pain, joint pain, and headache dominated in the study population. Female population were more likely to develop CP as well as the specific types of CP. Females were almost twice as likely to have CP as compared to males. Working population is most greatly affected by the burden of CP and other specific types of CP.
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