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The Science of Pain: Understanding Nociceptive Pain
06:03 - 13:35 (07:31)
This podcast discusses the science of pain and how nociceptive pain differs from other types of pain people experience, like hitting one's testicles, and how the body's nerves send signals to prevent future pain.
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How to Money is a podcast focused on providing practical and informative tips for navigating personal finance in a challenging economic environment.
06:03 - 08:52 (02:48)
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How to Money is a podcast focused on providing practical and informative tips for navigating personal finance in a challenging economic environment. The hosts cover topics such as budgeting, saving money, and reducing financial anxiety.
ChapterThe Science of Pain: Understanding Nociceptive Pain
EpisodeShort Stuff: Funny Bone
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This podcast episode delves into the difference between two types of pain: nociceptive pain, which is the perception of pain caused by nerve signals due to physical damage, and neural pain, which is caused when a nerve is damaged or irritated, producing a unique type of pain sensation.
08:52 - 11:58 (03:05)
Summary
This podcast episode delves into the difference between two types of pain: nociceptive pain, which is the perception of pain caused by nerve signals due to physical damage, and neural pain, which is caused when a nerve is damaged or irritated, producing a unique type of pain sensation.
ChapterThe Science of Pain: Understanding Nociceptive Pain
EpisodeShort Stuff: Funny Bone
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The ulnar nerve is responsible for the pain and tingling sensation you get when hitting your funny bone.
11:58 - 13:35 (01:36)
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The ulnar nerve is responsible for the pain and tingling sensation you get when hitting your funny bone. While the pain is temporary, in some cases, a strained ulnar nerve can lead to chronic pain.