I need clear definition for pain (no explanation please)?
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Displeasure\n\nAnything harmful to the senses.
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Sit down somewhere.  Breathe in; breathe out.  Pay attention to whatever comes up for you.  Then switch back to paying attention to the in and out of your breath.  Which is more "real", your breath or the "pain" that is there?  Is the "pain" YOU?  Or is it just a perception of pain?
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Hey. Im a MA at a pain management clinic and you're right. All this basically is, is that you pulled something in your lower back. If you have a primary care physician ( PCP ), get a referal to see a pain managment dr.. If this pain does come and go, then you wouldn't want it to be anything major in the long run by keep putting it off. A pain management doc she be called in for this. We have alot of patients come into the clinic with this type of problem and the dr orders physical therapy to work the kink out. By this being only a problem from exercise and not fibromyalgia, you should be fine with a little light back work-out to work it out. But, still, go see a pain management doc to give you direct orders.
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Only answering for myself, as I understand that a number of pains are listed under both "headache" and "migraine": a headache is a painful tightening of muscles of the skull and neck that result in pain.  This pain is like other pains such as toothache, bruise, etc., but a migraine feels like you do when you fall hard on the back of your head, like you got smacked with a two-by-four board, only, it doesn't go away in minute but stays and gets worse.
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Pain is the body's response to a physical condition, and your body is telling you that you need to slow down on it.  Tell you bf that your feeling pain, and, if he really loves you, he will understand, and be willing to do it with more moderation.  \n\nI would also recommend you see a gynecologist, to make sure there has not been any severe damage to your vaginal area.
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Practice. Pain is your body telling you that you are still alive.
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I've heard the worst pain of all is "shingles" pain (an inflamed nerve tract running across your body).  This was from a lecture at school, apparently it was a poll.  Labor placed second.
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It means lots of pain, heat, mood changes, then some pain, and no cure. I manage the pain with diet and exercise. The exercise has taught me to control how much the pain affects me. It is still there, but I manage better.
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Then, what is a thought??  We always try to separate the mind from the body.  For instance,  is something a mental or physical problem.  A thought in your mind is a really physical complex interaction that involves neurotransmitters and electrical signals.  So when someone feels pain whether its chronic or acute, yes it is a thought yes there is a specific chain of reaction  that is occuring in the body and head.
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Depends on what type of pain you are refering to...\n\nBut regardless of what type of pain being physical or emotional....Pain IS PART of the normal process of healing.\n\n:)\nPeace
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I fully agree with Dj.  \n\nMake sure you write down what the pain feels like (stabbing, dull, sharp, pulling), what level it is (1-10), and when it occurs (going up stairs, only when you jog, only in certain shoes).  This will prepare you to answer the doctor's questions and will give him a better idea of what is going on.  : )
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I've always thought of psychological pain as being similar to physical pain--you put your hand in a fire, you feel pain, and that's nature's way of saying get your hand the hell out of there. Depression can be similar--a sign that there's something wrong with your life, but, unfortunately, unlike physical pain, it's usually not so clear about where the problem lies. I'd suggest getting some professional counselling or talking with a friend who you really can trust. The advantage of the professional is that he or she has no agenda--you don't have to worry about disappointing them or looking "weak" or saying something that might hurt them. Because a professional has no prior relationship with you, he or she probably will see your situation more clearly. There are common-sense things you can look at also. Are you getting enough sleep? Are you eating right? Are you actually taking time in life to do fun things? Are you spending time with friends? A common reaction to depression is to withdraw from life, which makes it worse, because you're withdrawing from anything positive that could make you feel better. If you don't feel like being with friends and doing things that you once enjoyed, that's a signal that maybe you should be forcing yourself to try and do those things anyway. There's an old cliche that describes this: "fake it 'til you make it." Another thing you could try is seeing a medical doctor and trying antidepressants. But don't ignore talking with a professional or trusted friend as part of your treatment program. Research suggests that counsellnig and medication works better than either one alone. A good book to read about depression is "Feeling Good," by Dr. David Burns. There is also a "Feeling Good Workbook," also by Dr. Burns. They're both excellent. In the meantime, avoid making any drastic changes in your life, like quitting your job. I hope you get on the path to getting better soon, but remember, it'll take a little bit of work on your part.
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I don't know how the pain feel. So nothing..
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Hi Irishbob.  I highly recommend a book by Sherry Rogers, M.D. (available at Amazon.com) called "Pain Free in 6 Weeks".  She thoroughly discusses the multitude of causes of pain, especially the kinds of things that can cause unusual pain patterns like yours.\n\nBest wishes and good luck!
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something that would bring both pain & pleasure though I can't specify what method
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Pain, fear, fear of pain.
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Pain and Seperation\nSeperation from God and family and all that is good.