Pain like sensation is always real. An amputee’s “phantom” pain is real.

Pain like sensation is always real. An amputee’s “phantom” pain is real.

Pain like sensation is always real. An amputee’s “phantom” pain is real. Why is this? Because pain is felt or experienced in the brain rather than the tissue. We can be tricked to feel more pain by high levels of threat like thinking we stepped on something sharp or...
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