An essential signal for the body to defend itself against damage, pain is a natural component of being human. But pain is more than just a physical phenomenon; it has a complicated and multidimensional feeling because it is intricately linked to psychological processes. Improving quality of life is largely dependent on comprehending the psychological elements of pain and creating useful coping mechanisms, particularly for individuals with chronic pain disorders.
The conventional understanding of pain is that it is an emotional and sensory experience linked to real or potential tissue damage. This definition, though, is merely ...
