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How is pyshcogenic pain different from somatogenic?
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Psychogenic pain is distinguished from somatogenic pain by the influence of psychological factors on the intensity of the patient's pain or degree of disability
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What are the different types of pain?
Pain that is caused by organic diseases and disorders is known as somatogenic pain. Somatogenic pain in turn can be subdivided into nociceptive pain and neuropathic pain.
What is somatogenic pain?
Pain that is caused by organic diseases and disorders is known as somatogenic pain.
Is hypertension psychogenic or somatogenic?
psycchogenic
What is the strongest pain reliver for severe pain?
define severe pain, as different medications are used for different things.
When was A Different Kind of Pain created?
A Different Kind of Pain was created on 2005-08-30.
Who writes prescriptions for Trans dermal pain cream?
There are many different prescription pain creams available to treat different symptoms of pain. Consult your physician.
What are the two forms of post-surgical pain?
Pain is recognized in two different forms: physiologic pain and clinical pain
What is the most unbearable pain in the world?
This is subjective. There are lots of different kinds of pain. Physical and emotional pain are two totally different things and it would depend on the person on which is worse.
What percentage of pain do you feel?
A very big chapter can be written on what is called as 'Pain sensation'. Pain is a feeling and is totally subjective. So same stimulus can induce pain of different intensity in a same individual at different times. Same stimulus can produce the the pain of different intensity in different individual. Some individuals may like the pain inflicted on them. The soldiers who got injured in war normally do not complain of pain as they are brought back from war site with a dignity and so they are happy.
What are the different types of ultrasound therapy?
chronic pain treatment is one of the different types of ultrasound therapy and you also have scar pain tissue and sprains and strains and myofoscial pain and also bursitus and phantom limb pain.
What is fathom pain?
when working out - Fathom pain is working one muscle and feeling the pain in a different area of the body.
How does the biochemistry of acute and chronic pain compare?
The underlying biochemistry of chronic pain appears to be different from regular nociceptive pain.
