CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN RELATION TO CARDIO-VASCULAR AND METABOLIC RISK FACTORS

Abstract

Aim of this review is to understand connection of chronic musculoskeletal pain and cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors, including metabolic syndrome obesity. The existing scientific evidence indicates that there may be common pathophysiological features explaining the existence of both musculoskeletal pain and cardio metabolic risk factors. However, the causal relationships are not clear and the findings are partly controversial leaving doubts for intervening variables such as depression.

Keywords

chronic musculoskeletal pain / cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors

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