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Chronic Pain Brain Link
A study from the University of California, San Diego, involving 114 people with chronic lower back pain found that movement-triggered pain episodes are associated with increased activity in the brain’s default mode network, unlike what typically occurs with acute pain. The researchers observed reduced network activity in response to heat, and found stronger connections between the network and sensory-processing regions in people who reported more severe pain. This may help explain how chronic pain intrudes on experiences and mental processes, and why it is not processed solely as a physical problem.
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