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== Nociceptive Inflammatory Pain == [[File:Pain finger.jpg|right|frameless|200x200px]] [[Neurogenic inflammation in Musculoskeletal Condition|Nociceptive inflammatory pain]] is associated with tissue damage and inflammatory response occurs. Inflammation is a coordinated body system response that is designed to help heal tissue damage. The inflammatory response is well-coordinated and involves blood-borne chemicals, immune system chemicals and some chemicals released from specialised nerve fibres. These chemicals communicate with each other to help coordinate tissue repair. Examples of nociceptive pain include jamming fingers in a car door, a sprained ankle, non-specific low back pain or neck pain, fractures. There may be signs of tissue injury such as swelling, redness and later purple or yellowing of the skin, a limb that looks distorted, increased sensitivity to touch and movement. Such signs are part of tissue healing.

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