04/03/2021 Chronic Abdominal Pain – Dr Vishal Bhasin
Chronic Abdominal Pain is pain in the abdominal area which persists for 3 months or longer. It can be intermittent or episodic, meaning it may come and go. Often, people
Chronic Abdominal Pain is pain in the abdominal area which persists for 3 months or longer. It can be intermittent or episodic, meaning it may come and go. Often, people
Physiotherapy can be key to a good pain management plan, at Metro Pain Group we are connected to some great physiotherapists. For this article, we’ve partnered with Stephanie Vernon from
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