To ask if everyone has some sort of physical pain?

[PassingStranger]

Was reading that everyone's got aches and pains of some sort.
Nobody is without anything wrong.
Do you agree? X

I do have daily pain, diagnosed with two autoimmune diseases. Before diagnosis 4 years ago I thought it was normal the pain in my spine, as one example. Then talking with my other friends ranging between 33 and 40 they looked at me like I had lost it haha! It's what led me to get support. I still have pain daily now but no where near to the debilitating level I had. Friends still say they have no pain, one has a dodgy knee.

No. I usually don't have any aches or pains (I've got a sore gum at the moment, though). I used to get sore knees a lot, but that stopped a few years ago, coincidentally, after I'd lost some weight. 🤔I'm 49.

No. I don't. And I am in my fifties.

I did and was diagnosed with a chronic condition. I am much better now, but needed treatment.

Nope. I'm 56.

What pain to you have OP?

I disagree. I know I’m lucky but am mid 40s and whilst my body is far less supple than it was 25 years ago I have no niggles. When I do I go to physio or a doctor and get it sorted.

I’m 56. I don’t have any ongoing pain.

Yep!

Yep, sadly injured my back at 50 and have had pain and problems with it ever since. Got Hashimoto's at 60 and that's given me a lot of discomfort and aggravating things, but at a low level not badly. Add to that now osteoarthritis in one thumb has just started, that is pretty painful.

I have several types of chronic pain, and have had since I was 12.

I have things 'wrong' with me, but no, no aches and pains (yet 😂)

Yes, but then I have two autoimmune diseases and digestive issues...

I do. DH complains I'm a broken woman and he wants a refund as I wasn't broken when we got married.

I've had TN for 10 years so my face hurts.

I have shoulder impingement, so my arm hurts if I raise it the wrong way.
And I have had a hip arthroscopy 5 years ago, and I've got returning hip pain.

If I sit very still (and take meds for my face) then usually I'm pain free though. 😂

Permanent pain since 10yo.

No..I'm mid 60s and in good nick

I turned 60 a year or so ago and I notice more general aches and pains now than before. But previously, the only time I had pain was if I had actually hurt myself. The pain was related to a specific thing and it went away when that thing was sorted.

Now it's random twinges that come and go with no rhyme or reason.

Aged 58 and very, very rarely have any pain.

I think you need to ask if people without any conditions or diseases have pain all the time. I don't think it's normal for healthy people to have aches and pains.

Well I’m in physical daily pain but I don’t agree that everyone is!
I’ve got back issues due to some slipped discs a few years back, some days are much worse than others, generally I cope with it okay and keep up with regular exercise and a lot of stretching. My body certainly knows if I let either of these slip.

No, no constant aches and pains (apart from current mouth ulcer). 42 and overweight,
when my weight goes higher and past a certain point I feel it in my knees but all good at the moment

I usually have mild DOMS from exercise. If I have a week off I’m completely fine 😂

I have never known what it’s like to not feel pain. I have CRMO and arthritis and every day of my life I’ve been in pain. As I’ve got older the pain has become more debilitating due to deterioration of my joints and immune system and being in pain every single day of your life really does affect you. I look back at child me and think how strong I was going through the pain and surgeries I went through.

Heel pain. X

Yes usually something or other. I have long term health conditions. Often my hip, I bang into stuff as well.

There are a small number of people without pain (have congenital insensitivity to pain) which is very dangerous. Scientists are trying to see if there is anything they can learn from genes for them and to help chronic pain sufferers.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/the-people-who-can-t-feel-pain-scientists-discover-cause-of-rare-inherited-condition-that-turns-off-pain-sensors-10274604.html

I'm 63 and have no pain at all.
However, mid 50s I had very creaky knees and the start of arthritic joint pain in my hands.
I started taking daily turmeric capsules. The niggles quickly disappeared and I've been pain free ever since.