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People experience pain for various reasons, but there are instances wherein some experience physical pain without any definite cause. In such cases, managing one's perspective about the brain's role
If you have a backache or a sore foot, your instinct might be to grab an ice pack and some Advil, or simply rest up. But what if you could get to the root of your pain — and heal it — by taking stock of your emotional state?
Pain Reprocessing Therapy, a new psychological approach, demonstrates promising results, which could make our brain learn to forget about chronic pain; but is pain really unbeneficial for us in the first place?
Doctors are starting to see chronic pain as a condition in its own right, which is leading to new and more effective treatment options