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Synonyms

• CPS

Condition Subdivisions

• main post-stroke discomfort
• main post-stroke syndrome
• Dejerine-Roussy syndrome (out-of-date)
• thalamic pain disorder (obsolete)
• thalamic syndrome (obsolete)

General Discussion
Recap
Central pain disorder is a neurological condition caused by damages to the main nervous system (CNS). Typical signs and symptoms consist of pain and also loss of feeling, normally in the face, arms and/or legs. Pain is typically consistent as well as can be light, moderate, or serious in intensity. Influenced people could become hypersensitive to painful stimuli. The certain kind of pain encounter could differ from one individual to one more based, partially, after the underlying cause of the problem and also the location of the central nervous system impacted. Central pain syndrome could potentially interrupt an individual’s everyday regimen. In extreme situations, the discomfort could be painful and ruthless and significantly affect an individual’s quality of life. Central pain syndrome can develop complying with a range of problems including stroke, numerous sclerosis, spine injury, or human brain tumors.

Introduction
For many years, it was believed that most instances of central discomfort syndrome was because of damages of the thalamus frequently caused by a stroke. The condition was often referred to as thalamic discomfort disorder or Dejerine-Roussy disorder after 2 French specialists that reported on the disorder in the very early 1900s. In fact, to some extent main pain ended up being synonymous with thalamic pain syndrome for years. Nonetheless, scientists currently understand that harm to other locations of the CNS can create main pain syndrome, consisting of situations following a stroke. Consequently, the preferred name for this team of disorders is main pain syndrome to acknowledge that harm to numerous locations of the CNS (and not mainly the thalamus) could trigger central pain and that a stroke is not always the primary cause. The preferred term for the specific subtype of main discomfort syndrome caused by CNS damage because of a stroke is main post-stroke pain.