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Doctors typically talk about "acute pain" and "chronic pain." Acute pain is pain of short duration that has a known or at least probable cause. If you have ever sprained your ankle, you know what acute pain is. You can also experience acute pain after having surgery, visiting the dentist, or getting kicked in the shins. Acute pain is typically most severe right after the injury and gradually diminishes.
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Chronic pain can also occur when no cause is even apparent. Many years ago, people with fibromyalgia were thought to be hypochondriacs because they felt pain, sometimes quite severe pain, but there was nothing obvious in their examination that could cause such pain. Today, we know that fibromyalgia involves a kind of nerve or neuropathic pain. Neuropathic pain can be hard to diagnose because nerves do not show [url=http://www.mxitcms.com/abercrombie/]abercrombie milano[/url] up on X-rays or other imaging techniques.
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While medical science has not formulated an exact definition yet for chronic pain and there is no simple lab test to determine who has it and who does not, it can be important to discuss pain--chronic or otherwise--with your physician.
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Chronic pain can be treated, and pain therapy need not always involve heavy-duty drugs. In fact, there are many lifestyle modifications and other things tha can be done to reduce, if not eliminate, chronic pain.
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