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Can a Person Think a Pain is Worse Than it Really is?

26.03.2008 īņ M.V

QUESTION: Is it possible that a person can think a pain is worse than it
really is? That would make them stay in bed and avoid other activities, and
become an invalid when there is no reason to
The answer to this question is
very important to me.

ANSWER: The mind is a powerful weapon, and it can be used either to fight
illness and pain or to make them worse
Pain is felt because of interactions
of many physical factors
Some people are more sensitive to these factors
than others
But the perception of pain also depends on the mind’s
interaction with the body.
Some people with chronic conditions “learn” a pain cycle that they must
“unlearn” if they are to diminish their pain
Think about it
Once someone
begins to suffer from chronic pain, he may receive some rewards as a result of
it
These rewards are termed “secondary gain” by physicians, and they need to
be recognized by the person who is in pain
Extra attention from loved ones
results from the chronic pain, and in such cases it is not surprising that the
pain seems to continue indefinitely
While this is not the case for everyone,
it is a danger that all persons with chronic pain and their families must be
alert to
The mature, well adjusted person will recognize this behavior and
work to stop it before it creates an unhealthy situation
To break a learned
pain cycle, encouragement from family, friends and physician are essential.
However, before you jump to conclusions consult with your doctor, for constant
pain is a terrible enemy, and sympathy and understanding are great friends.

The material contained here is “FOR INFORMATION ONLY” and should not replace
the counsel and advice of your personal physician
Promptly consulting your
doctor is the best path to a quick and successful resolution of any medical
problem.

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