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Definition 5. History 6. Incidence 7. Related Terms 8. Characteristics of pain 9. Classification Pain receptors Neural pain pathways Sensory neurons Peripheral mechanism of injury induced pain Theories of pain Factors affecting pain Visceral pain Referred pain Phantom limb pain Inhibition of pain Diagnosis Treatment Conclusion Pain is the commonest symptom which physicians are called upon to treat.

Apart from its obvious applied value, study of physiology of pain has taught us a lot about neural function in general. Pain is an intensely subjective experience, and is therefore difficult to describe.

First, it is an unpleasant experience; and secondly, it is evoked by a stimulus which is actually or potentially damaging to living tissues. That is why, although it is unpleasant, pain serves a protective function by making us aware of actual or impending damage to the body.

Like all sensory experiences, pain has two components, the first component is the awareness of a painful stimulus and the second is the emotional impact or effect evoked by the experience. That is why even when only a finger is hurt, the whole person suffers. The two components of pain also imply that the same painful experience may evoke widely different degrees of suffering in different persons, and even in the same person under different circumstances.

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