Physical interventions: Most chronic nonmalignant pain syndromes are musculoskeletal in origin and may be amenable to physical therapy or other approaches including exercise, massage, stretching regimens, spinal manipulation, and acupuncture.
What does CNP stand for?
CNP stands for Chronic Nonmalignant Pain
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Abstract: Although extensive literature exists on the experiences of people living with chronic nonmalignant pain as a primary condition, little is known about the phenomenon of pain as it is experienced by the person with a chronic disabling condition.
and Black (anesthesiology, NCH Healthcare System, Naples) treat chronic nonmalignant pain with substances from amphetamines to antidepressants.
A theoretical model for caring for women with chronic nonmalignant pain.