what makes pain differentiate into various sensations such as shooting, stabbing, throbbing, aching, sharp, dull, etc?
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It’s fascinating (not fun) to have chemo induced peripheral neuropathy. I feel all those sorts of pain all the time in my feet. 24 seven for the rest of my life. So think about the nerves in your feet and how chemical damage can cause this varying constant pain. Hot. Freezing. Stabbing. Stinging. Aching. Spasms. Itching. Numbness that you can feel? So weird.
I’d like a nice long explanation like I’m 5 since my Neurologist has sicker patients than me and I don’t want to bother him. It is what it is. It’s not like I had a stroke. I’m just miserable.
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