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What is PAIN?
In medicine pain relates to a sensation that hurts. If you feel
pain it hurts, you feel discomfort, distress and perhaps
agony, depending on the severity of it. Pain can be steady
and constant, in which case it may be an ache. It might be a
throbbing pain - a pulsating pain. The pain could have a
pinching sensation, or a stabbing one.

Only the person who is experiencing the pain can describe it
properly. Pain is a very individual experience.
Types of pain
Acute pain - this can be intense and short-lived, in which case we call it acute pain. Acute pain may be an indication of an injury. When the injury heals the pain usually goes away.
Chronic pain - this sensation lasts much longer than acute pain. Chronic pain can be mild or intense (severe).

How do we classify pain?
Pain can be nociceptive, non-nociveptive, somatic, visceral, neuropathic, or sympathetic.
Nociceptive Pain - specific pain receptors are stimulated. These receptors sense temperature (hot/cold), vibration, stretch, and chemicals released from damaged cells.
Somatic Pain - a type of nociceptive pain. Pain felt on the skin, muscle, joints, bones and ligaments is called somatic pain. The term musculo-skeletal pain means somatic pain. The pain
receptors are sensitive to temperature (hot/cold), vibration, and stretch (in the muscles). They are also sensitive to inflammation, as would happen if you cut yourself, sprain something
that causes tissue damage. Pain as a result of lack of oxygen, as in ischemic muscle cramps, are a type of nociceptive pain. Somatic pain is generally sharp and well localized - if you
touch it or move the affected area the pain will worsen.
Visceral Pain - a type of nociceptive pain. It is felt in the internal organs and main body cavities. The cavities are divided into the thorax (lungs and heart), abdomen (bowels, spleen, liver
and kidneys), and the pelvis (ovaries, bladder, and the womb). The pain receptors - nociceptors - sense inflammation, stretch and ischemia (oxygen starvation).
Visceral pain is more difficult to localize than somatic pain. The sensation is more likely to be a vague deep ache. Colicky and cramping sensations are generally types of visceral pain.
Visceral pain commonly refers to some type of back pain - pelvic pain generally refers to the lower back, abdominal pain to the mid-back, and thoracic pain to the upper back.

from http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/145750.php to read more.
Joint pains
What do we do when we have pain?
Various pains gets treated by various drugs.
Drugs give a lot of side effects, even make you more
sick.
Soqi provides a cure form the inside out, the Chinese
medicine combined with the Western technology.

Book an appointment by calling 403-980-7386 or by  
email
Then we do an assement and give you an appropriate
treatment.
Treatments are between 10 minutes to an hour.
Nobody has walked away with pain!
Back Pain Relieve treatment available.
All medical devices are registered by Health Canada
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