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  1. Pain is a physical sensation.
  2. Pain is so simple, until it goes wrong.
  3. Pain - An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.
  4. Pain is a sensation that can range from mild discomfort to an unbearable and excruciating experience, with emotional response to that sensation.
  5. Pain is generally the chief complaint of patients in a chiropractic office.

Chronic Pain

  1. Neuropathy is a form of chronic pain.
  2. National clearinghouse of information on chronic pain.
  3. The role of hypnosis in treating chronic pain patients is uncertain.
  4. The Distraction technique may also help reduce chronic pain.


  1. Block 5 Touch and pain describes the somatic sensory system.
  2. Cortical representation of pain is multiplex, unlike the arrangement of the primary sensory cortex.

Neuropathic Pain

  1. Mayday UPPP - Provides awareness and information about the treatment of pain. Annotated links to related sites.
  2. Neuropathic pain is associated with nerve injury or dysfunction.
  3. Neuropathic pain is a burning, tingling, or shocklike pain caused by nerve damage.

Muscle Pain

  1. Appendicitis often causes visceral pain.
  2. Soothing muscle pain relief information.
  3. Assess the patient for other symptoms that accompany the pain.
  4. Milder forms of dissection can be can be diagnosed by health-checker-muscle-pain a chest X-ray.
  5. Nerve diseases can also cause chest pain and mimic heart attack like chest pain symptoms.

Nerve Endings

  1. The nociceptors (pain receptors) are free nerve endings.
  2. Acute pain is triggered by tissue damage.
  3. C. Pain receptors-free nerve endings stimulated by tissue damage.
  4. SKIN - Detect touch, pressure, temperature, pain.
  5. Bogulawski M. Therapeutic touch: a facilitator of pain relief.

Pain Management

  1. Chronic pain management will not fare as well.
  2. Provides pain management resources including news, articles, phone consults, and medications.
  3. Resource for pain management offering free materials, tips, articles, information for patients and caregivers, and links to support groups.

Pain Relief

  1. Cancer Pain Relief.
  2. Some resources on arthritis pain relief.
  3. This technique is usually used with other pain relief methods.

Nervous System

  1. Central pain syndrome-see "Trauma" below.
  2. Pain initiated or caused by a primary lesion or dysfunction in the peripheral nervous system.
  4. Pain messages flow along the peripheral nerves to the spinal cord and proceed to the brain.


  1. The nurse does not experience the patient-s pain as such.
  2. Telling your doctor and nurse when you have pain is important.
  3. A consistent picture is helpful. You should ask your doctor to diagnose what kind of pain you have.

Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy

  1. Reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome, or RSDS, is accompanied by burning pain and hypersensitivity to temperature.
  2. Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (complex regional pain syndrome, type 1) and causalgia (complex regional pain syndrome, type 2) are chronic pain syndromes.


  1. Examples are; low back pain or arthritic pain.
  2. Examples include back or shoulder pain.
  3. Ask about headaches, back pain, and eye strain.

Neurological Disorders

  1. Pain may be acute or chronic.
  2. Chronic Pain - Information page compiled by National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
  3. See also: Health: Conditions and Diseases: Neurological Disorders: Chronic Pain Syndromes (7) Pain.com - Extensive information about pain and its treatment.

Muscle Spasm

  1. These reflex and reflective behaviors are aimed at eliminating further pain.
  2. This causes paroxysms of pain and afferent activity may initiate reflex motor activity causing muscle spasm.

Pain Threshold

  1. Tricyclic antidepressants help to improve mood and increase pain threshold.
  2. Nonetheless, very few studies support gender differences in pain threshold.

Pain Syndrome

  1. Fibromyalgia is a type of myofascial pain syndrome.
  2. This pain syndrome is associated with compression of the nerve root.

Pain Control

  1. These types of pain are not well-treated by current analgesic therapy.
  2. Pain control methods work best when they are administered at the onset of pain.
  3. It affected the patient's sleep and required acetaminophen with codeine for pain control.


  1. Nonopioids control mild to moderate pain.
  2. Vigorous scratching produces mild pain and pain inhibits itch.
  3. Pain may be mild, moderate, or severe, and may be chronic, acute, or intermittent.


  1. Antidepressants are also prescribed to relieve some types of pain.
  2. Nociceptic Pain – Pain that is the result of the irritation of a nociceptor.
  3. The symptoms are numbness, irritation and pain, usually in the extremities.
  4. Anticonvulsants: antiseizure medicine, also used to control burning and tingling pain.
  5. Many investigators are turning their attention to the study of gender differences and pain.


  1. An ``itching sensation'' is a subthreshold pain.
  2. Simply put, pain is a sensation that hurts.
  3. Central pain is a sensation of pain in absence of peripheral nociceptive stimuli.
  4. If the site is about pain in general, then it should be submitted to Health/Senses/Touch_and_Sensation/.

Pediatric Pain

  1. More research is needed to provide evidence-based treatments in chronic pediatric pain.
  2. Joseph, M.H., Brill, J., & Zeltzer, L.K. (1999). Pediatric pain relief in trauma. Pediatrics in Review, 20, 75–83.
  3. Pediatric Pain - Science Helping Children Professional, research, and self help resources in the field of pain in infants, children, and adolescents.

Acute Pain

  1. There is acute pain and there is chronic pain.
  2. Almost always sympathetic responses accompany the acute pain .

Relieve Pain

  1. Analgesics: medicines that are used to relieve pain.
  2. Two treatments were delivered to relieve pain.
  3. Controlled breathing Diaphragmatic breathing can increase relaxation and help relieve pain.


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Abdominal Pain (5)
Analgesics (2)
Anesthesia (2)
Chest Pain (1)
Peripheral Nerve Injury
Bone Pain
Chronic Pain
Low Back Pain
Pain Management
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Postherpetic Neuralgia
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