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757d

does anyone else feel they are “too young” or “too healthy” to have chronic pain? especially back/hip/knees?

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    • KikiMack

      754d

      Age has nothing to do with pain. I have had it my whole life. I was called a hypochondriac all the time.

    • Y2K.Storm

      754d

      I don’t feel like I am too young, except for the fairness aspect of it. However I am told and treated like I’m too young for my conditions and it majorly affects the treatment I receive.

    • KikiMack

      754d

      Age has nothing to do with pain. I have had it my whole life. I was called a hypochondriac all the time.

    • laidir

      757d

      Yeah. I’ve had my knee pain since I was 12 and people thought that I was crazy or exaggerating or the ever elusive “growing pains”. And they still haven’t found anything “wrong” with me

    • MedicalMystery

      757d

      Absolutely… I’m 20 and I’ve already had cancer twice which has cause so many issues that don’t even occur till after your 60s. I have a hip replacement and I have osteopenia (pre-osteoporosis) among many others conditions.

    • Lilac_Night

      757d

      Every doctor I went to before my specialist told me those exact phrases before I was diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome but yeah I consistently call myself a grandma at age 20 because me and my own grandmother have similar life experiences involving pain

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