The person feels the pain because the pins and heat sensors in the person fingers are activated and send an 'I am being damaged' message to the brain.
The weight of air is known as atmospheric pressure. A person may not physically feel the weight of air, but changes in atmospheric pressure can sometimes be felt in the ears or head, especially during changes in altitude like going up a mountain. This can cause discomfort or even pain in some individuals.
Children's pain tolerance varies, but common areas where they may feel a lot of pain include the head (such as headaches or earaches), the stomach (such as stomach aches), and limbs (such as injuries or fractures). It's important to pay attention to a child's complaints of pain and seek medical attention if needed.
Wedgies can be uncomfortable for both guys and girls, but the specific sensation of pain experienced may vary from person to person, regardless of gender. Factors such as the type of underwear being worn, the intensity of the wedgie, and an individual's sensitivity to discomfort contribute to how painful a wedgie feels.
A cold pressor test is used to measure pain tolerance and pain threshold. The subject places their hand in a container filled with ice water, and gets timed. When pain is felt, the time is recorded. The subject takes their hand out of the water when they cannot bear the pain any longer. This time is recorded. The pain threshold is the first time that is recorded, and the pain tolerance is the time when the hand is taken out of the water minus the pain threshold.
No, if a patient feels resistance or complains of pain during range of motion exercises, you should stop immediately. Continuing could potentially worsen the injury or cause further discomfort to the patient. It's important to assess the situation and modify the activity as needed to prevent any harm.
The pain is usually localized, and there may be muscle spasms or soreness when the doctor touches the area. The patient usually feels better when resting.
The nerves they are over active in Wich case brings pain
fighting is to bother with someone or do something which makes next person hurt or feels pain.
Not directly. It's not a pain medication. However, chronic pain does have an affect on a person's mental health. As the result, paxil may make a person feels better overall.
This question is so broad because "pain" feels different to every person, although some types of pain are more characteristic of certain illnesses and disorders.For example, everyone knows the pain of stubbing one's toe. It throbs. But the throbbing I feel might be very little, while your hurt toe may throb a lot.Generally speaking, pain can be described in ANY of the following ways:sorenessachingthrobbingstabbingburningexcruciatingmildannoyingsearingdebilitatingsevereDoctors usually ask questions to get a person's description of the pain (Doc it feels like someone is stabbing me!), the quality of the pain (severe! mild), the location of the pain, and a rating of 1 to 10 with 10 being the most severe pain that person can imagine.
If a person feels pain during urination, they should see their primary care physician. Possible explanations for the pain could include urinary tract infection, sexually transmitted disease, or more. Antibiotics may be required.
It feels pain.
Probably nerve pain.
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It depends what the situation is and also if you're a boy, then hes just trying to be friends with you. If you're a girl, then you just got a guy that likes you. BUT... if the guy that touches you like harasses you, tell an adult because that's just nasty. If the boy that touches you touches you with pain (pinches you or punches you) then also tell an adult. If the guy that touches you with romantic emotions and smoothly rubs your hips and waist, then heck be his girlfriend because most boys are very shy to do that but if hes smart, cute looking or popular, then be with him.
The adaptation of a sting ray is when it touches a human the human falls in pain.