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Pain ScalesPain scales and pain inventories are tools used by health care professionals to objectively assess pain. They can be used to gauge the level of either acute or chronic pain. Because pain is multifaceted and presents differently for each person, pain scales are an effective way for individuals to...learn more
Pain TheoriesNumerous theories about the nature of pain have been proposed over the years. The medical community’s understanding of pain continually evolves as more research is completed and new theories about the nature of pain are proposed. learn more
Chest PainChest pain can be experienced for various reasons. The type of pain also varies per individual. While some chest pain requires immediate medical attention, others, although scary, do not pose a threat to life. Chest pain causes may include cardiac, pulmonary, vascular, anxiety, gastrointestinal...learn more
Facial PainFacial pain is pain that is felt in any part of the face, including the eyes and mouth. There are a variety of issues that can cause facial pain, including disorder that can cause severe, chronic facial pain.learn more
Leg PainLeg pain can affect the entire leg or a specific area, such as the knee, shin or thigh. Mild leg pain can be intermittent and sore following certain activities, while severe pain can limit weight-bearing or motion activities. Pain can be caused by wear and tear, overuse, or injuries to the joints...learn more
Abdominal PainAlthough the abdomen is often thought of as the stomach, the abdomen actually includes the entire area of the body from the chest down to the pelvis. Abdominal pain can originate from the stomach, intestines, kidney, liver, spleen, gallbladder or pancreas. learn more