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What is the meaning of bimodal pain?

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Dr. Robert Kent answered

Specializes in Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine

Not 100% sure: This is not a common term used, so i cannot be completely sure. However, i would assume if someone told you your pain was bimodal, they were trying to tell you that you are having pain for two different reasons. For example, if you have neuropathic pain in your leg and a sprained, ankle, that could be seen as bimodal. Normally we use bimodal to describe rates of pathology and diff age peaks.

Answered 9/4/2013

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