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What role does fear of the unknown play in the experience of pain?
Fear of the unknown plays a significant role in the experience of pain. Fear can make the brain feel more pain, fear can make you believe that something is worse than it is. Fear of the unknown usually makes the brain overestimate the situation and what to expect. Fear takes over your body and makes you suffer more. For example, if you were bound, gagged and blindfolded and you heard someone approaching you, your heart would race, you would feel the worst fear you had in your life. But if you didn't have the blindfold, you mightn't be as scared, because you know what to expect. You might even feel relieved because its someone there to rescue you. The main difference between these two, is that if you mix fear and the brain's imagination, it creates a situation much worse than what it actually is. Pain is heightened by your tense muscles and the adrenealine pumping through your veins. Fear of the unknown always makes the experience of pain worse. Btw, if you're looking for a good example, watch the Saw movies.
What does it mean that memory comes with pleasure and pain?
It means that memories have the ability to bring both positive emotions (pleasure) and negative emotions (pain) when recalled. Memories associated with joy, love, and success can bring pleasure, while memories tied to loss, trauma, or failure can bring pain. This duality in memory reflects the multifaceted nature of human experience.
Is there a thin line between pleasure and pain?
Yes, there can be a thin line between pleasure and pain as both experiences can involve intense sensory and emotional feelings that may be closely linked in certain situations. Some individuals may even find pleasure in pain or experience a mix of both sensations when engaging in certain activities.
Why do people become addicted to pain killers?
Unfortunately people are addicted to pain killers for many reasons. Depression can be a cause. Looking for an escape from reality. Many people take pain killers not so much for pain as the high or the feeling they can get off from them. Some take them for chronic pain and time goes along they may be immune to that strength of pain killer and move on to another more stronger pain killer and then they get addicted to that stronger pain killer and need more. Some people are very easily addicted. It is not always easy to get off an addiction. Whether it be alcohol, cigarette smoking or pain killers prescription or non prescription, or any illegal drugs. Some people just like the feeling that pain killers give to them. Which myself i have never understood. Some need to go to counseling and combat their issues that they are dealing with to remove the need for pain killers and other things they are addicted to. It could be simple things from actual pain to stress, or they just are not handling a break up, job loss, are angry, suicidal, or just depressed, and some people don't understand always why they are depressed either. I have always believed that if you are going on a pain killer (with a dr's prescription), especially one that is addicting, use it moderately. Don't use it all the time. See if you can take Ibuprofen, Aleve or Tylenol with it. If you can use the pain killer, vicodin, percocet, etc.. and then if it still don't help and you can use Ibuprofen or aleve or tylenol, then use those as directed, to eliviate your pain. Don't let the drug take control of you, you need to take control of the drug. If one has a depression, suicidal tendancies etc.. then don't take pain medications for this, see a physician and get help through counseling or other means, or an antidepressent. Pain medications do not resolve these kinds of issues and can lead to more trouble then what it is worth.
Do sixth grade shots hurt?
It's normal to feel some discomfort or pain from shots, but it is usually brief and not severe. Remember that vaccines are important for protecting against serious diseases, and healthcare providers are trained to give shots in a way that minimizes pain. You can always talk to your healthcare provider about ways to make the experience more comfortable for you.
What can I do about joint pain when lifting?
In order to lift weight, your joints will be active. If you experience joint pain, lifting can be complicated, so make sure to take pain relievers and like things.
Who demonstrated the plants also experience pain like animals?
Nobody. Plants have no nerves and do not experience "pain like animals".
Do ants experience pain when they are killed?
Ants do not have the same complex nervous system as humans, so they do not experience pain in the same way. When an ant is killed, it does not feel pain as we do.
When you have an injury you may first experience a sharp pain followed by a dull pain this example illustrates?
double pain
Do you have knee pain when your about to have your period?
Some people experience joint or muscle pain and some dont. It is not rare to experience knee pain because your body swells when you are menstruating and can cause soreness. ~GFiZZLE
After killing nerves I still experience pain what could be the problem?
After killing nerves, you might still experience pain because of "phantom pains" or the memory of pain. You might also have some nerves that are not deadened.
Does pain take up matter?
No, pain does not take up matter.
How is the experience gained by working beneficials for teenagers?
Helps gain knowledge and learning in the work place can sometimes take you further than a diploma. Experience is a necessity.
How is experience gained by working beneficial for teenagers?
Helps gain knowledge and learning in the work place can sometimes take you further than a diploma. Experience is a necessity.
What is pain classified as in the medical field?
Pain is classified as a sensory and emotional experience in the medical field.
Do cells feel pain?
No, cells do not feel pain because they lack the necessary nervous system to experience sensations like pain.
Do chickens feel pain?
Yes, chickens are capable of feeling pain. They have a nervous system that allows them to experience sensations, including pain.
