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A naturopathic physician’s prescription on for recognizing the signs of potential long-term pain
Ignoring acute pain like this may lead to longer-term torment
Dr. Jilla Kahrobaei, a naturopathic physician in Vancouver’s Bowen Therapy Clinic, sees a lot of chronic pain. While some of it is the result of conditions like arthritis, some arises from what Dr. Kahrobaei sees as longer-term patterns.
Here, her top five signs that chronic pain may be in your future — and how to fix them.