Behav Pharmacol December 2020 PMID 32925225

Pain impairs consolidation, but not acquisition or retrieval of a declarative memory.

Mayla K Lazzarim, Adriano Targa, Natalia F Sardi, Gabriela R Hack, Glaucia Tobaldini, Bruno J Martynhak, Luana Fischer

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Pain mainly affects the consolidation phase of declarative memory, like recognizing objects, but does not impact the initial learning or the ability to recall information.
In the study with rats, injecting formalin after training impaired memory, whereas injections before training or testing did not, indicating that pain disrupts the process of consolidating new memories.
Reducing pain with morphine or local anesthetics lessened nociceptive behavior but did not always prevent memory impairment, suggesting that the link between pain intensity and memory disruption is not straightforward.]

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Pain's Effect on Memory Consolidation in Declarative Learning

Pain impairs the consolidation of declarative memory, affecting the recognition of objects, but does not impact initial learning or recall. Study using rats shows that post-training pain disrupts memory formation…

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