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Conclusion
Conclusion
Our study clearly shows that freedom from headache is not caused by a lower general
pain sensitivity, examined by cold and heat pain detection threshold, pericranial
muscle tenderness and pain tolerance. Our results support the hypothesis that
headache is caused by specific mechanisms present in the primary headache disorders,
rather than a higher general sensitivity to painful stimuli.
Abbreviations
CPT:
DBDS:
HPT:
MAP:
QST:
TTS:
VRS:
Verbal rating scale
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