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Neurogenic pain is defined as pain due to dysfunction of the peripheral or central nervous system, in the absence of nociceptor (nerve terminal) stimulation by trauma or disease.ther terms used to describe some (but not all) forms of neurogenic pain include neuropathic pain, deafferentation pain, and central pain; all these terms are subsumed into the wider expression 'neurogenic pain'.
What is Chronic Neuropathic Pain? One of the most intense types of chronic pain occurs when nerves in the central nervous system become damaged. Nerve, or neuropathic pain, which is usually detected in a person who also has tissue damage, can become debilitating and slowly diminish quality of life. Often described as sharp, stinging or burning, neuropathic pain is common in diseases, such as diabetes that attack sensory nerves. Nerve pain is also present in conditions such as amputation or spinal cord injury, in which nerves are damaged or severed.