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Widespread hypersensitivity is related to altered pain inhibition processes in irritable bowel syndrome
Pain, 11/05/09

Piche M et al. – This study confirms the relation between altered pain inhibition processes and widespread hypersensitivity in IBS. The present results also suggests that psychological symptoms and altered pain processing in IBS patients may reflect at least in part, common underlying mechanisms.

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