Neuropathic pain in sports injuries

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Bastani Mahta

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ISSN: 2588-4824

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SPORTS AND REHABILITATION SCIENCES Year:2025 | Volume:2 | Issue:2 Page(s): 91-92

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Neuropathic pain in sports injuries

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Neuropathic pain is a type of chronic pain that arises due to damage or dysfunction in the nervous system. Unlike pain caused by tissue damage, neuropathic pain results from nerve issues, which can stem from injuries to the spinal cord, brain, or peripheral nerves [1]. In athletic activities, athletes may encounter various types of injuries that can lead to neuropathic pain. Sports involving intense physical contact or rapid movements pose the highest risk of causing this type of pain. For instance, spinal cord injuries, which can occur in sports like football or gymnastics, can directly affect spinal nerves and lead to neuropathic pain [2]. On the other hand, sports such as tennis or basketball, which require repetitive movements and continuous pressure on muscles and joints, can damage peripheral nerves and result in neuropathic pain [3]. Additionally, concussions, commonly seen in sports like boxing or football, are another frequent cause of this type of pain [4]. Direct blows to the head can disrupt the functioning of the brain and nerves, leading to symptoms of neuropathic pain. . . . .

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