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Can chronic pain can be cured?
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Depends on: The nature and the cause of the chronic pain. For instance, if your chronic pain is from a bulging disk and you have that repaired, odds are pretty good that your chronic pain is "cured" or significantly relieved. There r advances being made all the time in the treatment of chronic pain to help the pain w/o just knocking people out with narcotics. Try to fix the problem not just treat symptoms.
Answered 10/5/2016
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