In response to a traumatic injury the human body releases a series of hormones, namely Epinephrine, but also endorphines. This is part of the 'flight or fight' response where the body ceases any non-vital functions (digestion for example) and the heart rate, blood pressure and lung capacity al increase to maximise your chances of survival. Epinephrine has pain killing properties and acts on the central nervous system. Often the release of adrenaline is an immediate response and will wear off, hence when those who have a severe injury feel no pain initially but it 'hits' after a couple of minutes.
it can slow breathing, stop coughing and lessen feeling of pain
It is my understanding that people do it because the self inflicted pain distracts them from the emotional pain they are feeling. First you must address your emotional pain. Find out why you are cutting. What is it that you do not want to feel, what pain are you trying to cover up? Then you must address that pain, eliminate that stress from your life. Cutting is an addiction as well. You have to want to stop in order to stop. You just stop doing it, use your will power, be strong. But if you are a cutter you probably need professional help, not particularly to stop cutting but to address the deep emotional pain that you are feeling.
Anthritis is when you loses this gummy lifesavors feeling that stop your bones from banging together. But when you loses that feeling between your bone s they bang together and that causes you pain .what you can do to get the pain to cease is you can : a) get a new knee or b) ask your doctor what to do
No, as long as it is prescribed.
How do you stop pain in the toungue of a person with prostate cancer
because the jolt makes the heart stop beating... because the heat from the shock fries the person.
Never Stop That Feeling was created in 1993.
Can't Stop Feeling was created in 2008.
if it's the pain war then he will fight with pain in nine tailed fox mode and then talk to a person called Nagato.
Euthanasia or assisted suicide can be good if the person who has asked is in a lot of pain. If it can help stop the pain then it is good. If the is a treatment for what is causing the pain then euthanasia is bad.
NO
You have probably injured a nerve in your legs/calf muscles that connect to your feet which causes numbness in your foot muscles. You should stop the exercise you are doing and see a Doctor or a Physiotherapist before the pain and loss of feeling gets worse.