- Radicular pain
- Radiates or travels along a dermatome of nerve due to inflammation , compression or irritation of some sort(radiculopathy)
- Sharp, shooting that may be accompanied by paresthesia, numbness, tingling and muscle weakness or reflex loss
- Visceral pain
- It originates in the organs and is often hard to locate.
- It may produce referred pain
- RMT can not treat this pain
- Referred pain
- This is pain which travels from its original source. It may come from cutaneous, deep somatic or visceral tissue.
- Cutaneous pain
- Superficial tissue damage. well localized, sharp and burning
- RMT can not treat this pain
- Deep somatic pain
- Often arises from muscles, ligaments, tendons, bone or fascia
- Dull and aching
- Functional and psychogenic pain
- Also called psychalgia or somatoform pain
- Pain arises from emotions, stress or traumatic experience
- Poorly localized
Type of Pain
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