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Watch this video to learn about the medications that can provide relief to those who suffer from chronic pain, the importance of taking these medications only as prescribed, and how to store potentially addictive opioid pain medications safely to avoid any accidental overdose.

Chronic pain can make working, sleeping and socializing with family and friends a challenge, but there are things you can do that can provide relief. Watch this video to learn about how lifestyle changes, such as stress reduction, exercise, healthy eating and getting enough sleep can improve your ability to enjoy everyday activities.

Chronic pain is the leading cause of adult disability in the United States. Those suffering from pain have a diminished ability to concentrate, do their jobs, exercise, socialize and perform daily tasks or even sleep. "Managing Chronic Pain" helps teach patients how to manage their pain and regain control of their lives.

Because the way pain is felt varies by individual, it is very important that patients and healthcare providers work together to find solutions for chronic pain. In Part 2, find out what steps patients can take to feel better.

In many cases of chronic pain, medication is a major factor in achieving relief. It's equally important to understand the power of the medication and its impact both good and bad. Learn about this in Part 3.

Researchers are constantly trying to develop better and more effective pain relievers. In Part 4, learn why the future looks bright for pain sufferers.