“The pain can only be described by the person who experiences it,” recalls Dr. María Madariaga, an anesthesiologist and specialist in the treatment of pain. On many occasions there is no external signal to see it, but that does not make it any less real. “If a patient says that he has pain, that experience should not be questioned,” she insists. Because of her participation in the last congress of the Spanish Society of Pain held in Gasteiz, we …
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“The pain can only be described by the person who experiences it,” recalls Dr. María Madariaga, an anesthesiologist and specialist in the treatment of pain. On many occasions there is no external signal to see it, but that does not make it any less real. “If a patient says that he has pain, that experience should not be questioned,” she insists. Because of her participation in the last congress of the Spanish Society of Pain held in Gasteiz, we …