Can't feel pain?
Ever since I was a child, I've noticed I don't feel pain the way my friends or family do. Sometimes I get injured and barely react. Is it possible for a person to truly 'not feel pain'?
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4 months ago
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Please do not ignore this at all. I had minor nerve numbness in my foot and neglected it, which later turned into a serious infection because I couldn't feel the injury. Get a proper neurological checkup done immediately before any small cut or burn becomes dangerous.
4 months ago
This could actually be some form of neuropathy or sensory issue. When my cousin faced something similar, her doctor explained that the nerve signaling system might be compromised. You definitely need to see a specialist to run some nerve conduction tests.
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4 months ago
Bro, this sounds wild but actually pretty scary if you think about it. Imagine hurting your hand and not even realizing it till you see blood. Seriously, don't wait for it to go away on its own, just get it checked out by a doc.
4 months ago
Oh god, please take care of yourself. Not feeling pain is actually very dangerous because pain is how our body warns us. Till you see a doctor, check your hands and feet daily for any hidden cuts or bruises.
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4 months ago
Our bodies are beautiful systems that speak to us in quiet ways. If your sensory system is not responding, stay calm but take active steps to heal. Praying for your well-being, please consult a good physician soon.