Can't feel pain disorder?
Sometimes I accidentally hurt myself badly, and there's just no pain reaction at all, which feels very strange. I'm starting to wonder if I have some kind of 'can't feel pain' disorder or something similar.
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4 months ago
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This is definitely not something to ignore or treat lightly. Any loss of pain sensation is a major safety risk for your body. Please go to a hospital and get a proper clinical evaluation done immediately.
4 months ago
Dealing with chronic health issues has taught me that we shouldn't guess things online. I have PCOS and realized that every body reacts differently to hormonal and nerve issues. Please consult a doctor instead of self-diagnosing this serious issue.
4 months ago
This is quite risky, ho na? If we can't feel pain, we might hurt ourselves during daily chores and not even know. Please check with a neurologist doctor once to be safe.
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4 months ago
I hope you are doing okay. This must be very confusing and stressful to deal with. Please take care of yourself and see a doctor soon to find out what is happening.
4 months ago
Honestly, not feeling pain sounds like a movie superpower, but it's actually pretty dangerous. Imagine eating super hot, spicy street food and burning your tongue badly without even knowing! Jokes apart, please go get this checked by a professional.
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In my line of work, we see that sensory neuropathy can happen due to various reasons like diabetes or nerve compression. It's best not to ignore this or wait for it to get worse. I highly recommend booking an appointment with a neurologist soon.