Acute Pain Have Strong Intensity

Abstract

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Acute pain is a normal and predictable physiological response to a stimulus caused by a surgical procedure, injury, or acute illness. Chronic pain is pathological pain that lasts longer than the usual time to heal an injury or treat a disease. The causes are chronic and irreversible pathological processes in body cells and organs or damage to the peripheral or central nervous system. Acute pain occurs within 0.1 seconds after irritation. Acute pain is of strong intensity and is caused by stimulation of pain receptors.

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