Chronic pain is defined as a pain lasting longer than three months. Sometimes, chronic pain can occur with no stimulus but usually, a traumatic even or accident is the common cause.
The pain can be mild or much more severe and in some instances, can be constant. Experiencing pain like this for prolonged periods of time can have a huge impact on your day to day life; ranging from a mild inconvenience to a complete loss of independence.
Chronic pain claims are particularly complex and specialist. We would always advise you speak to a solicitor who can demonstrate real experience helping clients with chronic pain compensation claims.
“What stands out is the care and concern. I receive regular calls to find out how I’m doing and how my pain is.” L.G.
Fibromyalgia is a long-term condition that results in widespread pain all over the body. There are many symptoms of fibromyalgia including:
Although there is no definitive answer as to what causes fibromyalgia, it can often be brought on after someone has sustained an injury. Diagnosing the condition can be problematic, so it is not known how many people are experiencing fibromyalgia.
