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cope with pain more easily , even if the pain has the same severity.55 Obviously , these factors may affect the sensory , affective , cognitive , and behavioral components as well . > Sensory Component The sensory component of pain is ...
cope with pain more easily , even if the pain has the same severity.55 Obviously , these factors may affect the sensory , affective , cognitive , and behavioral components as well . > Sensory Component The sensory component of pain is ...
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There is a paucity of research examining the relationship between such factors and the experience of pain . The bulk of published studies , well - reviewed by Wolff and Langley , 57 are 20–40 years old , had very small samples ...
There is a paucity of research examining the relationship between such factors and the experience of pain . The bulk of published studies , well - reviewed by Wolff and Langley , 57 are 20–40 years old , had very small samples ...
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Factors Influencing Pain Factors that influence the existence of pain are often overlooked . Certain foods , eating or not eating , activity or lack of activity , positions , weather changes , and times of day are all associated with ...
Factors Influencing Pain Factors that influence the existence of pain are often overlooked . Certain foods , eating or not eating , activity or lack of activity , positions , weather changes , and times of day are all associated with ...
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Contents
Prevalence and Profile of Pain | 21 |
Painful Complications of Cancer Diagnosis | 47 |
Issues in Cancer Pain Management | 69 |
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