Scientists probe Brain's role in chronic Pain's grip on muscles
NCT ID NCT07281651
Summary
This study aims to understand how long-term pain conditions like chronic knee pain and fibromyalgia might change the way the brain sends signals to muscles. Researchers will compare adults over 40 with these conditions to pain-free volunteers. Participants will undergo pain sensitivity tests, have their muscle activity measured, and complete tasks and questionnaires to see if altered nerve signals are linked to physical difficulties.
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University of Nottingham Graduate Entry Medicine and Health, Royal Derby Hospital, Uttoxeter Road, Derby
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