Chronic neck pain and its relationship with stress symptoms: Regular physical exercise could be a protective factor?

Camacho, G.; Nakazato, Taizo

doi:10.1016/j.rehab.2018.05.240

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“…Previous studies on chronic neck pain have shown that there is a connection between stress and neck pain [43] [44] [45]. Studies have also shown that a multidisciplinary approach can provide benefits to treating chronic neck pain over a period of time [46].…”

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Resolving Specific Psychological Stressors Can Instantly Reduce or Relieve Chronic Neck Pain and Upper Back Pain: Case Reports

Gillmore,

Chevalier,

Kasian

2023

Health

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Introduction: The goal of this study was to use a novel approach to pain relief which includes a participant using their mind to reduce or relieve their neck pain in a matter of minutes and taking continuous thermal medical imaging scans during the process to capture any concurrent temperature changes at the location of the self-reported pain. Previous studies using multidisciplinary approaches have shown that it is possible for a person to achieve a moderate reduction in pain over a period of time (typically two or more months). However, in this innovative study, the goal was to demonstrate rapid pain re-How to cite this paper: Gillmore, B., Chevalier, G. and Kasian, S.

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