Chronic pain, affecting millions globally, poses significant challenges to healthcare systems. Traditional management methods, primarily relying on pharmacological interventions, often provide insufficient relief and are associated with adverse effects. This article explores innovative therapies emerging in chronic pain management, highlighting advancements in neuromodulation, regenerative medicine, virtual reality and integrative approaches. These therapies offer promising alternatives by targeting pain pathways more precisely and reducing dependency on conventional medications. Through a comprehensive review of recent studies and clinical trials, we examine the efficacy, mechanisms and potential of these innovative treatments to revolutionize chronic pain management.
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