Posts tagged "pain"

Treating Functional Abdominal Pain

9% of children suffer from a condition known as functional abdominal pain. Dr. John Campo at Nationwide Children’s Hospital is looking for ways to treat this unique and often misunderstood condition. Possible treatments being explored, include cognitive behavioral therapy and medications, like Citalopram, which control serotonin levels.
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Bradley Voytek being hooded by Robert T. Knight with text read by John Ngai. University of California, Berkeley Helen Wills Neuroscience Ph.D. graduation, 2010 May 21. Text about my work: “Brad studied how the brain recovers from damage. In electrophysiological experiments in patients with frontal cortex or basal ganglia damage Brad showed that the basal ganglia plays a global gatekeeper role for sensory input to the cortex. Conversely, the frontal cortex modulates the cognitive processing of sensory inputs. He then showed that the intact frontal cortex assumes control for the damaged frontal cortex. Remarkably, this control operates in a sub-second basis as a function of cognitive demand. His work challenges current dogma of a fixed model of recovery of function and has major implications for the field of neuroplasticity.”
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Posted by kyani sunset - March 26, 2011 at 11:45 am

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VIDEO: The pain lab: ‘This won’t hurt… much’

What you look at can strongly influence how much pain you feel, a study reveals.
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Posted by kyani sunset - February 13, 2011 at 12:12 pm

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Looking at body can reduce pain

What you look at can strongly influence how much pain you feel, a study reveals.
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Posted by kyani sunset - February 12, 2011 at 9:13 am

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Systemic Enzymes- Take control of the pain.

Systemic enzymes operate throughout every system and organ in your body. Unlike digestive enzymes found in the gastrointestinal tract, systemic enzymes create or speed up a biochemical reactions like the post-operative recovery process. Used by team doctors for most major sports teams to help reduce swelling and inflammation, systemic enzymes can ease bruising, pain, and muscle stiffness—and help repair scar tissue following injuries. For those with chronic conditions or compromised immune systems, enzymes may also help increase immune response by making white blood cells more efficient. Essential Blend Systemic Enzymes contain a proprietary blend of professional-grade microbial enzymes that may help reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation. They also have highly effective blood-thinning properties.

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Posted by kyani sunset - November 7, 2010 at 10:56 am

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Scenes of nature ‘reduces pain’

A study has suggested looking at and and listening to sounds of nature can reduce the feelings of pain suffered by patients undergoing invasive, painful procedures.
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Posted by kyani sunset - October 19, 2010 at 4:13 am

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Love ‘is a drug which eases pain’

The euphoria of being in love may directly influence how much pain we feel, according to US researchers.
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Posted by kyani sunset - October 14, 2010 at 4:12 pm

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Knee Pain Relief Video: ACL Injuries & MCL Tears – How To Support Your Knee

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Posted by kyani sunset - October 5, 2010 at 11:48 pm

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Touching own injury ‘cuts pain’

There is a good reason why people clutch a painful area of their body after receiving an injury, says a study.
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Posted by kyani sunset - September 26, 2010 at 4:12 pm

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Vaccine patch ‘ends needle pain’

A vaccine patch could cut out the need for painful needles and boost the effectiveness of immunisation against diseases like flu.
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Posted by kyani sunset - July 18, 2010 at 10:12 pm

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Flat-shoe pain? Blame the high heels, study says

UK researchers say they have found why women who often wear high heels can find it painful to wear flat shoes.
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