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Staud R et al. – Study demonstrates that lidocaine injections increased local pain thresholds and decreased remote secondary heat hyperalgesia in fibromyalgia (FM) patients, emphasizing the important role of peripheral impulse input in maintaining central sensitization in this chronic pain syndrome; similar to other persistent pain conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome and complex regional pain syndrome.

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