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The Distressing Event of Phantom Limb Pain
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Consistent phantom limb pain is a distressing event for individuals who have undergone amputation as it serves as a regular reminder of the event. The Norwegian paper reports a patient who felt like their arm was continually twisted behind them, adding that in contrast to shooting or stabbing pain, explaining this pain to others is challenging.
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