Modeling chronic pain interconnections using Bayesian networks: insights from the Qatar Biobank study.

The progression of pain locations across age groups reveals a clear trend: systemic pain (e.g., headaches, stomach pain) dominates in younger adults, while localized musculoskeletal pain (e.g., back pain, knee pain, and foot pain) becomes increasingly prevalent in middle-aged and senior populations.

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An interesting trend is observed in the “None of the above” category (see Figure 7 ), where 27.5% of seniors report no significant pain, compared to 25.2% of middle-aged individuals and 29.0% of younger adults.

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