ELI5- why is there “good” pain (like rubbing a sore muscle), and “bad” pain? Why do they feel different?

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ELI5- why is there “good” pain (like rubbing a sore muscle), and “bad” pain? Why do they feel different?

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Acetylcholine and dopamine are involved and released in “pleasure pain.” (Massages et al.) But I can’t ELI5 it.

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