Michigan State University Research Says Suppressing Postoperative Pain Could Delay Healing
The normal practice after someone has undergone a surgical procedure has been to administer anti-inflammatory medications. However, new research conducted at Michigan State University (MSU) suggests that this could be counterproductive and may be the reason why some patients develop chronic pain that lasts for years after their surgery. The study found that allowing inflammation to happen naturally expedited the recovery process after injury or surgery and that pain ceased a lot faster if inflammation wasn’t blocked. Associate Professor Geoffroy Laumet, the senior author of the study, explains that the research team was surprised when they found that blocking inflammation…











