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Why is pain so exhausting?

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By Michael Henry, Lorimer Moseley, Fahri Zihni, Rebekah Gregoriades
| Cyprus Mail Verified
By Michael Henry and Lorimer Moseley One of the most common feelings associated with persistent pain is fatigue and this fatigue can become overwhelming. People with chronic pain can report being drained of energy and motivation to engage with others or the world around them. In fact, a study from the United Kingdom on people with long-term health conditions found pain and fatigue are the two biggest barriers to an active and meaningful life. But why is long-term pain so exhausting?
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Why long-term, chronic pain can lead to all-consuming exhaustion and fatigue

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By Michael Henry, Lorimer Moseley
| Scroll.in Verified
One of the most common feelings associated with persisting pain is fatigue and this fatigue can become overwhelming. People with chronic pain can report being drained of energy and motivation to engage with others or the world around them. In fact, a study from the United Kingdom on people with long-term health conditions found pain and fatigue are the two biggest barriers to an active and meaningful life. But why is long-term pain so exhausting?
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Why is pain so exhausting

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By Michael Henry, Lorimer Moseley
| Knowridge Science Report
One of the most common feelings associated with persisting pain is fatigue and this fatigue can become overwhelming. People with chronic pain can report being drained of energy and motivation to engage with others or the world around them. In fact, a study from the United Kingdom on people with long-term health conditions found pain and fatigue are the two biggest barriers to an active and meaningful life. But why is long-term pain so exhausting?
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