Mga taong may matagalang pananakit ng katawan, patuloy na nakakaranas ng stigma

ABDOMINAL PAIN STOCK

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Halos 4 milyong Australyano, o isa sa bawat lima, ang kasalukuyang nabubuhay na may chronic pain o matagalang pananakit ng katawan.


KEY POINTS
  • Marami ang sa mga nakakaranas nito ang nag-ulat na pakiramdam nila ay binabalewala ang kanilang kondisyon. Isang dahilan kung bakit nananawagan ang mga eksperto para sa mas malawak na pambansang suporta, kabilang ang isang mas holistic na paraan ng pangangalaga.
  • Ayon sa bagong ulat na nagsagawa ng survey sa 5,000 Australyano, ang mga taong may chronic pain ay patuloy na nakararanas ng diskriminasyon at stigma.
  • Nadiskubre rin ng ulat na halos tatlo sa bawat apat na may chronic pain ay nakakaranas ng problema sa kalusugang pangkaisipan o mental health dahil sa kanilang kondisyon.

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