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== '''Can electrical impulses reduce physical pain?''' == | |||
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There is another type of pain called '''"neuropathic pain"'''. This pain is not related to a physical injury but to a dysfunction of the pain system. It is a lesion of the channels of transmission of painful messages. It is, for example, the lesion of a nerve during trauma. These neuropathic lesions are '''highly resistant to medicines and conventional treatments.''' | There is another type of pain called '''"neuropathic pain"'''. This pain is not related to a physical injury but to a dysfunction of the pain system. It is a lesion of the channels of transmission of painful messages. It is, for example, the lesion of a nerve during trauma. These neuropathic lesions are '''highly resistant to medicines and conventional treatments.''' | ||
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Can electrical impulses reduce physical pain?
There is another type of pain called "neuropathic pain". This pain is not related to a physical injury but to a dysfunction of the pain system. It is a lesion of the channels of transmission of painful messages. It is, for example, the lesion of a nerve during trauma. These neuropathic lesions are highly resistant to medicines and conventional treatments.