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    Understanding Pain

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    Hi guys

    I'm a Physio student and I'm trying to get my head around the concepts of pain, sensitization/centralisation and the neurophysiological effects of physiotherapy techniques upon these things and so on.

    I can appreciate this is a pretty huge area, and this is where I'm struggling to find, where do you start to go about learning it?

    Any particular texts/papers/other resources would be really helpful.

    Thanks a lot!

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    Re: Understanding Pain

    You might try the International Association for the Study of Pain at International Association for the Study of Pain | Welcome to IASP


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    Re: Understanding Pain

    Quote Originally Posted by violablue View Post
    You might try the International Association for the Study of Pain at International Association for the Study of Pain | Welcome to IASP

    hi Get the book explain pain by david butler, you will be able to access this at your uni library, good book for you, any more help just send a message

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