Joint Pain

What is Joint Pain?

Chronic joint pain refers to persistent aching, stiffness, or tenderness in one or more joints that is not associated with acute injury or inflammatory arthritis. In the context of nervous system conditions, joint pain often migrates, varies in intensity, and is influenced by stress and activity rather than following the typical pattern of structural joint disease.

How to know if Joint Pain is chronic

• Present in multiple joints simultaneously or migrating between joints
• Lasting more than 3 months
• Worsening with stress or fatigue rather than just physical use
• Not clearly explained by X-ray or imaging findings

Joint Pain can be associated with the following conditions:

• • Chronic Lyme Disease
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  • Central Sensitization Syndrome
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome

How brain training & re-origin can help

Joint pain in the context of central sensitization is a nervous system problem as much as a physical one. Re-origin’s program targets the brain’s pain amplification mechanisms — helping the nervous system recalibrate its pain signalling and reduce the intensity of pain signals. Members with fibromyalgia and chronic Lyme have shared significant improvements in joint pain through the program.