According to a report by the CDC/National Center for Health Statistics (CDC/NCHS, 2016), based on data derived from the 2012 National Health Interview Survey, approximately 54.5% of US adults (or approximately 125 million individuals) had a musculoskeletal pain disorder, which includes the following:

Arthritic conditions (22.1%)
Disorders of the lower back pain without sciatica (20.3%)
Non-arthritic joint pain or related conditions (17.5%)
Neck pain (14.3%)
Sciatica (9.8%)
Other musculoskeletal pain disorders not included in any of the previous categories (28.1%).

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