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An individual experiences a persistent, shooting, and burning pain in their leg, even though a past injury in that area has completely healed and there are no visible signs of tissue damage. The pain is often triggered by a light touch that would not normally be painful. Which of the following best explains the underlying cause of this type of pain?
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An individual experiences a persistent, shooting, and burning pain in their leg, even though a past injury in that area has completely healed and there are no visible signs of tissue damage. The pain is often triggered by a light touch that would not normally be painful. Which of the following best explains the underlying cause of this type of pain?