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| Dec9-12, 03:25 PM | #1 |
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Pain and Soreness
I would like to know how the nervous system distinguishes between aches, pain and soreness. So far I gather that internal soreness usually indicates inflammation, but if there are no symptoms and there is no dysfunction of the body part (lower arm/elbow), could internal soreness indicate something other than inflammation? Is soreness a different kind of signal to the brain than pain or does it depend on where the signal is coming from?
Also, over a long period, does the nervous system get tired and stop reporting aches and pains or soreness from a particular place? How long does it take to stop hurting when the problem is still present? |
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