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This episode explores the connections between post-traumatic headaches and neuropathic pain, providing insights into the neurological underpinnings that affect pain perception and treatment efficacy. We emphasize individualized approaches to treatment and highlight the importance of understanding the brain's role in experiencing and managing pain.

• Understanding persistent post-traumatic headaches
• Exploring neuropathic pain in relation to concussions
• The brain's role in interpreting pain signals
• Hallmarks of neuropathic pain: allodynia and hyperalgesia
• Importance of individualized treatment approaches
• Effects of acupuncture and cognitive therapies on recovery
• Neuroplasticity and its impact on pain perception
• Encouragement for patience and continued treatment for chronic pain
• Insights from case studies on acupuncture effectiveness
• The evolving landscape of pain management strategies and research advancements

Research Study Referenced in this Podcast:
Leung, A. (2020). Addressing chronic persistent headaches after MTBI as a neuropathic pain state. J Headache Pain, 21(1), 77. doi:10.1186/s10194-020-01133-2

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