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Why Do I Hurt?: A Patient Book about the Neuroscience of Pain

Adriaan Louw

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Pain is normal - living in pain is not. Chronic pain is commonly due to an extra-sensitive nervous system and how the brain processes information from the nerves. Understanding more about the neuroscience of pain has been shown to allow patients to hurt less, exercise more and regain control of their lives. "Why Do I Hurt?" teaches patients the science of pain in approachable language with metaphors, examples and images.

Format:: Spiral-bound

Pages:: 52 pages

Publication:: 2013

Publisher:: Orthopedic Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Produ

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Why Do I Hurt?: A Patient Book about the Neuroscience of Pain

Adriaan Louw

3.96/5 (109 ratings)

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Pain is normal - living in pain is not. Chronic pain is commonly due to an extra-sensitive nervous system and how the brain processes information from the nerves. Understanding more about the neuroscience of pain has been shown to allow patients to hurt less, exercise more and regain control of their lives. "Why Do I Hurt?" teaches patients the science of pain in approachable language with metaphors, examples and images.

Format:: Spiral-bound

Pages:: 52 pages

Publication:: 2013

Publisher:: Orthopedic Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Produ

Edition:

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ISBN10:

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