Pain-Damage Distinction

The article does not claim that pain never indicates tissue damage. Evidence can provide less threatening interpretations of disc findings and manual therapy effects. Pain and tissue damage are not always synonymous. Pain during reintroduc…

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The article does not claim that pain never indicates tissue damage. Evidence can provide less threatening interpretations of disc findings and manual therapy effects. Pain and tissue damage are not always synonymous. Pain during reintroduced movement does not automatically mean further damage is occurring. Education should de-threaten the belief that spinal flexion or lifting necessarily causes damage.