| Also | gate control theory |
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It is often used to explain why rubbing a bumped elbow eases the pain, and is one proposed reason clients report less pain during massage. It is a model, not a proven explanation for all pain.
A theory that non-painful input, such as touch and pressure, can reduce the transmission of pain signals in the spinal cord.
| Also | gate control theory |
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It is often used to explain why rubbing a bumped elbow eases the pain, and is one proposed reason clients report less pain during massage. It is a model, not a proven explanation for all pain.