The Adventure of Life
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Thus, we speak of a burning pain, and a pressure or tension pain. These qualifying adjectives give us a clue to the origin of the sense of pain, which is largely a matter of the interpretation put upon a stimulus by the centres of association and memory.
The locality in which a pain is felt is usually the seat of the mischief which is giving rise to it, and a person in normal health, whose nervous system is sound, has no difficulty, even when blind- folded, in locating the spot at which the pai...n arises. But this is not the invariable rule, and sometimes the situation at which pain is felt is a long way from the site of the disease responsible for its production. For example, many a child whose gastric organs are in a condition of sound health complains of a frequent and severe stomach-ache. In reality he is suffering from disease of the bones of his spine, and the sensory nerves which are entering the spinal canal from both sides of his body are being irritated, either jointly or singly by pressure or by inflam- matory products.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, we speak of a burning pain, and a pressure or tension pain. These qualifying adjectives give us a clue to the origin of the sense of pain, which is largely a matter of the interpretation put upon a stimulus by the centres of association and memory.
The locality in which a pain is felt is usually the seat of the mischief which is giving rise to it, and a person in normal health, whose nervous system is sound, has no difficulty, even when blind- folded, in locating the spot at which the pai...n arises. But this is not the invariable rule, and sometimes the situation at which pain is felt is a long way from the site of the disease responsible for its production. For example, many a child whose gastric organs are in a condition of sound health complains of a frequent and severe stomach-ache. In reality he is suffering from disease of the bones of his spine, and the sensory nerves which are entering the spinal canal from both sides of his body are being irritated, either jointly or singly by pressure or by inflam- matory products.
What to read after The Adventure of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Robert William Mackenna to read onlineMoreLess
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