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Germany
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Germany emphasizes endurance and pharmaceutical pain management, including non-opioid and anti-inflammatory drugs, to increase pain tolerance.
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France
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French culture promotes composure and non-opioid pharmaceutical treatment for chronic pain, emphasizing pain tolerance.
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Norway
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Norwegian culture associates pain tolerance with resilience and takes a multidisciplinary approach to chronic pain treatment.
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4
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Sweden
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Swedish pain tolerance is shaped by a multidisciplinary care approach and a strong work ethic resilience.
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Italy
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In Italy, high pain tolerance is seen as a sign of composure and emotional strength.
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Netherlands
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In the Netherlands, high pain tolerance is valued as a symbol of strength and resilience.
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7
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Pakistan
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In Pakistani culture, low pain tolerance is often viewed as a sign of lacking mental strength and stoicism.
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8
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Taiwan
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In Taiwan, pain tolerance is seen as a display of strength and determination.
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9
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Thailand
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In Thailand, expressing pain tolerance is viewed as a display of discipline and mental strength.
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