Thelansis

  Chronic Neuropathic Pain source is a somatosensory nervous system lesion or illness. Spontaneous or induced pain can occur, such as hyperalgesia, an enhanced response to painful stimuli, or allodynia, a painful reaction to a typically nonpainful stimulus. A history of disease or injury to the nervous system, as well as a neuroanatomically reasonable distribution of pain, are necessary for the diagnosis of persistent neuropathic pain. A history of disease or injury to the nervous system, as well as a neuroanatomically reasonable distribution of pain, are necessary for the diagnosis of persistent neuropathic pain. The innervation territory of the affected nervous system must be compatible with the negative (such as diminished or loss of feeling) and positive (such as hyperalgesia or allodynia) sensory symptoms or indicators that indicate the involvement of the somatosensory nervous system. Chronic neuropathic pain is a significant contributor to the worldwide burden of illness. A...