Table 1.

Prevalence of chronic pain, anxiety/depression symptoms, and co-occurrence in the US adult general population.

	n*	N† (millions)	95 CI (millions)	Pop. %‡	95 CI
Neither chronic pain nor A/D symptoms§	22,886	184.1	178.7, 189.5	75.5%	74.9, 76.2
Chronic pain only	5559	38.1	36.4, 39.7	15.6%	15.1, 16.1
A/D symptoms only	1166	9.6	8.9, 10.3	3.9%	3.6, 4.2
Co-occurring symptoms	1599	12.0	11.1, 12.8	4.9%	4.6, 5.2

Data Source: National Center for Health Statistics, National Health Interview Survey, 2019.

^*n = number of responses in survey sample.

^†N = national prevalence, reported in millions of US adults.

^‡Pop. % = national prevalence as a proportion of the US adult general population.

^§A/D symptoms are defined as clinically significant symptoms of anxiety, depression, or both.

A/D, anxiety/depression.