When your back is being scratched, why does it seem to travel?
352154
the hairs on your back(and yes we all have some hairs on our backs) trigger your fine sense nerve fibers creating a cascading affect on the nerve receptors on your back
765579
You feel it and hear it because the walls of the stomach are rubbing past each other, rather than the food that should be there.  It is a way your body tells you to eat something!  However, after a few more hours without food, the churning ceases, as the body starts to use stored fat for fuel, not ingested food.  The body begins its "starvation mode" and conserves energy, lowers metabolism, and burns stored fat
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Because our genetalia, being on the outside of our bodies, shifts and moves about as we go through our day.  Occasionally it will become positioned in such a way that is uncomfortable or painful and must be repositioned.  A gentleman will make the necessary adjustments privately.  As for scratching, bacteria grow in the the sweat of our groins which can cause our skin to itch.  Again, a gentleman will scratch in private.  You will probably notice that most public grabbers and scratchers are younger and have not come to accept that thier behavior is not appealing to others, especially women.
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Your back goes out as a result of unequal muscles on either side of the spine.. There is considerable need to attempt to stretch the shorter muscle to be equal with the larger one. These muscles are what holds your back in place and carry an equal load.. When one side is doing the greater load bearing, it will cause your vertebrae to move into unatural position and start a process of inflammation and tissue edema.. Often times to loss of mobility.\n\nWould suggest you visit a doctor of Chiropractic. One who recommends specific stretching for you to do at home.. Need to ask that question before going to see one.
809249
Probably the thrusting caused their back to hurt since it is your lower back that you use to thrust.
469761
Ouch!  Keep an eye on it.  Take note of any pain that shoots down your leg or your back.\nIf it keeps up, see the doctor.
259193
If it itched, you bet.  The way I look at it is like this..... It's my butt and if it itches I am going to scratch it, if you don't want to see me doing that don't look at my butt!!! :)
626153
Automatic gestures like head scratching are a kind of expressive shorthand for our feelings. One popular explanation for any hand-to-head movements is that they're frustrated aggression-- a reversion to the natural movements of our rock-throwing ancestors. If you watch a small child strike at something, he'll raise an arm over his head and bring it forward in an arc. It's a natural, unstudied movement. Not much finesse, but for a cave man it got the job done.\n\nWhen we're wrestling with some knotty problem, we experience feelings of frustration, perhaps some anger, and before we know it, our hand flies up in the air. But hold it. In these modern times, it's not polite to bash the guy who asked the question. So instead we deflect attention from the movement and scratch or rub our head or chin or neck. At lest that's the way anthropologists see the situation.\n\nPsychologists will tell you that most absent-minded self-touching movements are efforts to comfort ourselves in times of stress. It's like giving ourselves a reassuring pat. Head scratching would be a way of relieving the stress of not knowing something, and it's directed at our heads because that's the source of our distress.\n\nDon't like those explanations? Well, we got a million of em. Neuropsychologists might say that head scratchers are people who learn best by touch or movement. Each person has a dominant learning mode, they claim-- visual, auditory, or sensory. A visual person might cast their eyes heavenward while pondering. An aural person might tug on an ear.\n\nPersonally, I think we put hand to head to try to knock the right answer into the proper brain slot. But whaddo I know. And does head scratching work? Um, well, gee...let me get back to you on that one.
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Doctors give you the run around I know and they really don't know how to treat it.  the truth is, one needs to add up all the traumas in their life, their injuries, emotional traumas, birth etc. if an injusry occurrs and the body has not had proper therapy or eliminated all the trauma then the body and brain continues to send signals to the area surrounding the old injury to protect it.  When the protective devices occur spasms occur...such as an old spinal injusry or a tailbone injury.  The brain and body does not know that the trauma is over so it continues to protect the area.  As a consequence there is fluid or static tension that holds in and traps toxins.  It is the toxins that your body holds in that causes the pain.  For example...people often think of what they see on their inner thigh or outer hips as sellulite.  If you go in deep with heat and massage this acutally breaks it down so it cannot be cellulite it has to be sluggish or dead white blood cells that have been trapped.  Try ddeplyu massaging your calves in a hot bath, splitting the gastrocnemius apart and digging in, massage toward the knee keeping a strong grip and staying deep between the muscle.  You should feel a squishy type of felling and that is all those toxins being moved.  By the time we are in deep total pain, we are full of toxins.  I had a broken back, 3 ceasareans and years of anitbiotics treatmenet as a child.  Therefore i had a lot of txic buildup that cuased me unable to move in the morning.    I trained in Canada in myofascial release, ddep tissue massage and as a nutritionist.  I subsequently, witht he aid of a chiropractic began treating myself.  My body kept spasming bACK TO PROTECT THE OLD INJUSRIES.  i DECIDED i NEEDED TO DETOS AND WITH HERBAL REMEDIES iAND HOEMOPATHIC REMEDIES BEGAN. wHILE THAT HELPED THE PAIN IN MY LEGS IT DID NOT KEEP THE CIRCULATION GOING ALL DAY.  I SUBSEQUENTLY BOUGHT AN INFRA RED sAUNA WHIch provides deep heat into the muscle and stimulates the toxins to move.  Talk about a lot of poops!  The infrared aids your body to relax and circulation to occur.  When this happns, the new red blood cells can move in, oxygenate the old injury, move out all the old gunk and help you heal.  Once really needs to se a chirocpractor or massage therapist to move the joints that have been displace because of the different tensions caused by the toxins though right after a heat treatmenet and at least once a week until you can move them yourself.  This goes on and on...i can tell you more if you want to email me at lgsparrow@hotmail.com.  I want to tell you that the healing soes not take place over night.  I still need to deal with the old injusires, have my neck and lower back put into place (stress causes it to go out again) and exercise. Fybromyalgia is a catch 22 illness...your body needs the exercise but you can't do it because your locked up in pain.  i will tell you my sauna was my life saver..i don't get those blow off headaches and do not need pain killers and muscle relzxants any more.  ps  just read one of your replies...do not let people tell you that it is depression...that is the doctor's first answer ...the depression occurs because we've been in pain for so long...not only is your obdy full of toxins but the blodd supply to the brain as well....antidepressants aren't the answer...cleaning your system out and letting the body know it CAN heal now is the answer
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Probably not if you can still move it, but it would be best if you went to see a doctor to have it checked out.
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I would say the key to your question is that the pain intensifies with movement. This is usually not indicative of cardiac problems. Have you tried any over the counter meds for pain relief? If it is not relieved with meds I would suggest a trip to the Dr. but it does seem like muscle or back problem.
851897
You might have sprained or pulled the muscle. A nice massage might help.
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It could be scoliosis, or it could be your back is out or a few other things.  You need to see a physician for a diagnosis.
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well tanggled i dunno but they get hard sometimes so when ure sittin down or somthing they get uncomfortable so it has to be adjusted, and they dont want everyone to see the bulge in there pance to, and sometimes it get itchy so i like to scratch them, and some times it has to get adjusted becasue it gets stuck to the side of my leg and thats suxs, and all we do it try and get the stupid thing to the side by grabbin it when no ones looking and get it to a comfortable position
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It feels like friction, something coming in and out.
45592
Having grown up around Southeast Asians(17years)(Cambodians&Laotians) I noticed the same thing as you and they told me that it's to scratch in certain places(nose,ear,etc.) I don't know if it's true or not but it's the explanation I was given.
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You may have broken or cracked your tail bone. I fell flat on my back when I was about 14 years old. A doctor told me years later that I had cracked it. Hurt like the dickens for a long time. There isn't a lot you can do. A heating pad might ease the soreness some. It will take some time for a bruise like that to heal. If it doesn't start to feel better in 3-4 weeks you should probably go to the doctor.