Depression is the most common emotion associated with chronic back pain. The type of depression that often accompanies chronic pain is referred to as major or clinical depression and is a serious medical condition. While most people understand how chronic pain can cause depression, the reverse is also true. People with depression are much more likely to develop chronic back or neck pain than those who are not clinically depressed. A comprehensive approach is often required to assist patients managing depression, chronic pain, and depression-related sleep issues.
Complete Listing
- 4 Tips to Help Cope With Chronic Pain and Depression
- Antidepressants
- Depression and Chronic Back Pain
- Depression Can Lead to Chronic Back Pain
- Depression Causes
- Depression Diagnosis
- Depression Guide
- Depression Support and Resources
- Depression Symptoms
- Depression Treatment
- Depression Types
- Diagnosis of Depression and Chronic Back Pain: Depression Questionnaire
- Herbal Remedies for Depression
- How Does Stress Cause Back Pain?
- How to Spot Depression in an Adolescent with Scoliosis
- Psychotherapy for Depression
- Stress-Related Back Pain
- The Diagnosis of Stress-Related Back Pain
- Treatments for Stress-Related Back Pain