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In the following diagram, "First Pain" represents activity of, fibres, whereas "Second Pain" represents activity of . fibres. Second First pain pain Pain intensity Time A-delta & A-alpha A-delta & A-beta; C A-alpha; A-beta A-beta & A-alpha; C C; A-delta & A-beta