Pain is a complex phenomenon to study, understand and treat. It is a personal experience with a multidimensional character influenced by biological, psychological and social factors. There is a misconception that the difference between acute and chronic pain. When considering pain and time, we could say that there are three types of pain: acute pain, persistent pain and chronic pain.

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29.11.2022

5 reasons why you should keep an Epilepsy Seizure Diary - Neuraxpharm

The better you and your caregivers’ understanding of your seizures, the easier it will be to manage your epilepsy. A great way to learn more about your seizures is to keep a seizure diary.

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29.11.2022

Neuropathic pain: diagnostic and therapeutic challenges - Neuraxpharm

Neuropathic pain affects 7-10% of adult population and is more prevalent in elderly and in women. Find out the most common symptoms, how is diagnosed and indicated treatments.

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29.11.2022

Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis: how much do you know about it? - Neuraxpharm

Approximately 85% of people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis present a relapsing-remitting disease course. This means that Symptoms of a clinical relapse typically arise over days, worsen over several weeks and then gradually subside over several weeks or months.

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What are the differences between Acute and Chronic Pain - Neuraxpharm

5 reasons why you should keep an Epilepsy Seizure Diary - Neuraxpharm

Neuropathic pain: diagnostic and therapeutic challenges - Neuraxpharm

Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis: how much do you know about it? - Neuraxpharm

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