Category: brain

  • Learned Neural Pathways and Chronic Pain

    Learned Neural Pathways and Chronic Pain

    Chronic pain, an intricate and often debilitating condition, arises from a complex interplay of physiological, psychological, and neurological factors. Within the realm of neurobiology, the concept of learned neural pathways has emerged as a pivotal component in understanding the persistence and amplification of chronic pain. The human nervous system, a marvel of adaptability, can undergo…

  • Music for Pain

    Music for Pain

    The effects of music on chronic pain have been a subject of interest for researchers and healthcare professionals for many years. While music may not directly cure chronic pain conditions, it has shown potential in helping individuals manage and cope with their pain. Here are some ways in which music can impact chronic pain: It’s…

  • Progressive Muscle Relaxation and chronic pain

    Progressive Muscle Relaxation and chronic pain

    Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) is a technique used to help reduce muscle tension and promote relaxation throughout the body. While it may not directly target chronic pain, it can be a helpful complementary strategy to manage pain symptoms and promote overall well-being. Here’s how PMR works and how it can be applied to chronic pain:…

  • Chronic Pain, understand and then forget

    Chronic Pain, understand and then forget

    Chronic pain affects 1 in 5 people around the world, yet in large part we treat it poorly because we fail to understand its basic nature.