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Chronic Pain and Emotional Health
By Anne Asher, About.com Guide
Updated January 23, 2006
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- The Chronic Pain and Emotional Health Territory
- Nervous System Processing of Chronic Pain is Different than for Acute Pain
- Fast pain or Acute Pain Happens In Response to an Event.
- Slow Pain, or Chronic Pain Travels on Unmeylinated Nerve Fibers
- Emotional Deliverance and the Limbic System
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