Louis J Sheehan
Louis J Sheehan Esquire
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The ion channel protein called TRPA1 is present on sensory neurons, which are located in most body tissues. Anesthetics activate this protein, also called the mustard-oil receptor, causing nerves to "fire.” That message tells the brain that something painful is happening.

“Probably what is most significant for people to know is that this activation of a pain channel actually adds to post-surgery inflammation, so what we didn’t know before was that you could exacerbate swelling of

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