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Central Pain results from injury to the central nervous system, such as a spinal cord injury. Traditional means of reducing pain, such as narcotics, do not affect the symptoms of Central Pain. PainOnline provides information for both patients and physicians regarding the diagnosis of and the challenges of living with Central Pain. Central Pain is known by a variety of other names. For more information read Who Gets Central Pain? Would you like to help PainOnline? I could use a few different types of assistance. Click here for more information. New! Updated information on von Frey hairs; Sources and Guidelines Links to online Articles and Abstracts about Central Pain People of the Acid: Acidosis and Pain Featured
Articles: Guessing at the Cause of Central Pain: Pain in the Little Brain, by Dr. Carl Y. Saab Ph.D. Yale/VA Visit the PainOnline Discussion Forum Disclaimer: All material on PainOnline is strictly the opinion of the authors of the material on this Web site. PainOnline does not attempt to offer medical advice. If you have concerns about your health, please see a qualified health care provider. Copyright © 2001 by David Berg |
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