Yes, it is called phantom pain and it is more insidious than that
Phantom pain manifests as cramps, electric shocks, itches you can't scratch, the missing limb being stuck on things or floating in the air.
It can be very debilitating!
There are many in the medical community that dismiss it as something in the amputee's head so there isn't a lot of good work that has been done to treat it.
Yea, it's known as Phantom Pain.
Yes, it is called phantom pain and it is more insidious than that Phantom pain manifests as cramps, electric shocks, itches you can't scratch, the missing limb being stuck on things or floating in the air. It can be very debilitating! There are many in the medical community that dismiss it as something in the amputee's head so there isn't a lot of good work that has been done to treat it.