Decoding Pain: How Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome Challenges Medical Understanding
Pain is not simply the result of pain sensors being activated throughout the body. It is far more complicated, shaped by context and individual perception. Pain is processed in the central nervous system and occurs when the brain perceives actual or potential tissue damage. Interestingly, research shows that tissue damage seen on medical imaging often does not correlate with the symptoms experienced.
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