Biofeedback is an increasingly recognized technique in the management of chronic pain, offering patients a non-pharmacological option for pain rehabilitation. This paper reviews the use of biofeedback in chronic pain rehabilitation, exploring its mechanisms, effectiveness, and applications. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature and clinical studies, the paper discusses the physiological and psychological benefits of biofeedback, its integration into multidisciplinary pain management programs, and the future directions for research in this field.
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