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ocesses a noxious stimulus is altered by the type of contact the infant has with their mother. Specifically, being held in skin-to-skin reduces the magnitude of noxious-related cortical activity. This work has also shown that different neural mechanisms are engaged depending on the mother/infant context, suggesting maternal contact can change how a baby's brain processes a noxious stimulus. Vaginal pixelated low power and long pulses (LPLP) CO laser has been suggested as an optional treatment for stress urinary incontinence (SUI) with many studies r
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