Understanding Pain and How our Nerves Create the Sensations we Feel

Pain can be a perplexing and often misunderstood phenomenon. But at the heart of our sensation of pain lies the complex world of nerves and their sensitivities. Did you know that pain is more than just a signal of harm? It’s a multifaceted experience influenced by a wide array of biological, psychological, and social factors.

Our latest resource unravels the intricacies of nerve sensors, the types of pain mechanisms, and how nerves become sensitive. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll uncover:

  • The different classifications of pain: nociceptive, neuropathic, and nociplastic.
  • How nerves have ‘ion channels’ that are related to the sensations we feel.
  • The role of different stimuli in nerve sensitization and how it relates to the perceptual experience of pain.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional looking to refine your understanding of pain or someone seeking to better understand your own experiences, these insights are invaluable.

Swipe through to explore the mechanics behind the sensation that touches every life. For more detailed discussions and applications on how this applies to you, please feel free to connect with one our experts today!

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Leonard Van Gelder

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