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Default The word "chronic" in NP
Hi,

When people define NP as a chronic pain, this means the pain is forver?

Does anyone knows anybody that has been cured from this pain? Does one can expect a cure or just a decrease of symptoms through time, in case its NP isn't associated with any chronic desiese?
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