Your personal AI assistant for
Acute and Chronic Pain

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What is pain?

Pain is something almost everyone experiences at some point in life. It’s the body’s way of signaling that something is wrong or that healing is taking place. Pain can come in many forms and for many reasons — from a short-lived migraine or soreness after exercise to the recovery process after surgery or an injury. While pain is unpleasant, it often serves an important purpose by drawing attention to the body’s needs.

What does pain feel like?

Pain can vary widely in how it feels. Some common descriptions include:
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- Sharp, stabbing, or shooting sensations
- Throbbing or pulsing discomfort, especially after movement
- Soreness, tenderness, or stiffness in muscles or joints
- Aching or burning feelings that make everyday tasks harder

The intensity and duration of pain can change over time. For example, pain may feel worse after activity but improve with rest, or it may appear suddenly, as with headaches or injuries.

Common causes of pain

Pain can stem from a variety of situations. Some frequent causes include:

- Injuries such as sprains, fractures, or falls
- Medical procedures like surgery or dental work
- Headaches and migraines, which may come on suddenly
- Overuse or strain, such as after exercise or repetitive movements
- Short-term illnesses or infections that trigger inflammation

For many people, pain is most noticeable during the healing process, whether that’s recovering from a broken bone, a sports injury, or a surgical procedure. In these cases, discomfort is often temporary and gradually lessens as the body repairs itself.

Pain management while healing

There are many ways people manage pain, depending on its cause and severity. Common approaches include:

- Over-the-counter medications, such as NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) or other mild pain relievers
- Rest and recovery strategies, including ice, compression, and elevation after injuries
- Lifestyle adjustments, like gentle stretching, hydration, or taking breaks from repetitive activities
- Supportive care, such as physical therapy or relaxation techniques to reduce tension

Pain management is often about finding a balance — reducing discomfort while giving the body what it needs to heal.

How can mama health help?

The mama health AI chatbot is designed by doctors to help people living with pain struggles feel supported and informed every step of the way. Here’s how it can help you:
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Share your story in your own words – describe symptoms, routines, and treatments without complicated tools.
‍Learn from real insights – get educational information based on research and other patients’ experiences.
‍Prepare for doctor visits – create a clear, organized summary to explain how your are recovering more confidently.

With mama health, you don’t just record symptoms — you start understanding your body.

Real stories building better care

At mama health, we collect real-life patient stories to build a comprehensive, continuously updated dataset that reflects what it’s truly like to live with pain struggles. Each story contributes to a real-time understanding of patient experiences, helping uncover patterns, challenges, and insights that traditional surveys often miss. By sharing your journey, you help expand collective knowledge and support future improvements in care and research for people living with similar conditions.

Take charge of your pain today

How mama health helps

Tell us about your situation and your needs.

Keep track of your journey and progress.

Get personalized answers to your questions about the disease, without waiting for appointments.

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Our users say about it

Sofia

"Thanks to mama health, I finally felt understood and supported in my journey. After my diagnosis, I faced a number of physical and emotional challenges that often made me feel alone and lost. MamaHealth provided me with not only useful information, but also a space where I could share my experiences and feel the support of those who have faced or are facing similar situations. Thanks to this platform, I now know that I am not alone: there is a community ready to understand and support me. It has given me the strength and courage to keep fighting.”

Margherita

"Thanks to them I immediately find answers to my questions at any time of the day.
Great staff, definitely now I feel understood.
There are so many testimonies and so many people like me.
I hope this platform grows so we can help so many people who feel alone with a disease.
In the end we are many and all together we can fight.❤️"

Graziella

“Thanks to mama health is like having a personal but qualified support in the house ...I am so happy about this and interact a lot ...I highly recommend it”

Corradina

"You are such a helpful team for everyone! Trust me, you are a real point of reference. I have to tell you that my neurologist recommended I visit your website… although, to be honest, I already knew about it! Haha."

Roberta

"I just wanted to write a simple THANK YOU! Truly, thank you from the bottom of my heart, because with your help, I found two neurologists in my area, and it has been a lifesaver. Finally, I will be properly followed. Thank you, thank you, and once again, thank you!"

“At mama health, we are developing an AI assistant that supports people with chronic illnesses in their daily lives while also helping to improve the healthcare system and research, ensuring better long-term care for patients.”

Dr. Jonas Witt

Chief Medical Officer

How to start

Create an account with your email. Once you confirm it, you’re ready to start the chat with the AI

It will learn about you

Tell about your condition: when symptoms started, what treatments you've tried and day-to-day impact.
The more you share, the better it understands you.