411 Pain Path Medical - Broward
9 months ago
Did You Know? Your Brain Doesn’t Feel Pain
Your brain has no pain receptors, which means it can’t feel pain—but the surrounding tissues can. This is why headaches and brain injuries hurt, even though the brain itself doesn’t register pain.
If you’re experiencing pain from an accident-related injury, Path Medical is here to help.
Visit PathMedical.com to start your pain healing journey!
Your brain has no pain receptors, which means it can’t feel pain—but the surrounding tissues can. This is why headaches and brain injuries hurt, even though the brain itself doesn’t register pain.
If you’re experiencing pain from an accident-related injury, Path Medical is here to help.
Visit PathMedical.com to start your pain healing journey!
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