“Seeing is believing” but should you believe just because you feel? Unfortunately, research shows that palpation can be unreliable.
“I Think I Hurt My ___”: You Aren’t Feeling What You Think You’re Feeling
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Low Back Imaging: What It Doesn’t Tell Us
Almost everyone owns a car. Due to the commonality of this occurring in our culture, there is a comparison between our own bodies and these machines, or any machines, in that 1) when something is wrong, we will feel, see, or hear it and 2) once the source of those symptoms are found, replacing the source will fix the problem. It just makes sense, right? Well, there is a problem with this way of thinking.
Nocebo Effect Vs. Placebo Effect: Language Can Affect Outcomes
Nocebo is the anti-placebo. The nocebo effect is a negative effect or outcome due to a negative expectation. A negative outcome, or nocebo effect, can be a greater perception of pain. Negative information can make patients experience greater pain.
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