5 Awesome Pain Infographics from Around the Web
These days, you’ll be hard pressed to find information on the Internet that isn’t accompanied by an infographic. If you’re not familiar with the term, an infographic is the shortened term for “information graphic”. The purpose of infographics is to visually represent complex information quickly and clearly.
Below is a compilation of our favorite infographics about chronic pain—causes, fun facts, even the effects that chronic pain has on the brain. (Click the image to see the original infographic.)
Get Your Back on Track: Understanding Low Back Pain
This infographic from Peterson Chiropractic is full of information about low back pain. If you or a loved one suffers from low back pain (or you just want to learn something new!), take a look at this piece to get all of the information you need.
Chronic Pain – Living with Pain Conditions
On this page you’ll find a series of five infographics that were designed to show the results of qualitative research studies of five individuals who suffer from chronic pain.
Neck and Arm Pain
This infographic (click here for the full-sized version), posted on Health Blog will leave you feeling like an expert on chronic neck and/or arm pain; it’s a great resource for information if you or a loved one suffers from chronic pain.
Interesting Facts About Pain
While this infographic isn’t really about chronic pain, it is packed with tons of information regarding all types of pain from insect stings to tattoos!
Sitting is Killing You: The Truth About Sitting Down
If you have a “desk job” where you’re sitting for most of the day, it could be what’s causing your pain. This infographic presents information that you may find helpful, along with tips for easing back/neck pain or pressure while at work (or anywhere else!).
There are thousands of resources around the Internet for pain sufferers in search of insight and advice about chronic neck and back pain or chronic migraines. From educational infographics to community forums and news about up and coming treatments for pain conditions, the Internet is filled with endless info; you’ll not only learn about your pain, but you also have the opportunity to connect with other chronic pain sufferers.
US Pain Centers 