dose any one know if microbes or any other living thinges that dont have nereves if they feel pain?
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they react to the situation but dont feel it like mammals do.ask a fisherman they say the fish cant feel the hook but they do react to it
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Not necessarily, you may have no pain at all.  If you have a lump of any kind, you really need to go see your doctor.
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Hi there !\nIt is a good question !\nTuberculous Bacteria can affect any organ or tissue in the body...! \nWhen I said, "orgain or tissue", I mean it can invade / affect any place where blood supply is available ! It has been found in Brain, skin, Lungs, Heart, Lymphatics, LLiver, Spleen, joints Kidneys, Bones and intestines !\nNails and Hair are NOT considered as "tissues "....or "organs"\nHope this answers your querry ??\n\nBest wishes !
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=pain so you would know you were alive.  If you were dead there would be no pain.  We are no given more than we bear and psychological pain is worse and more long lasting than physical pain, which can be treated with pain medication.
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Maybe they are just not doing it right. You should feel something if there is no feeling at all then see a Dr.
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All animals can carry bacteria, so this could be possible, but the doctors should be able to detect this.  Best of luck.
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This is a more complex question than it seems. In order to fully define Death we would have to fully define Life, and that has not been done yet. Life can be described, and there is the Cell Theory of Life, but what 'life' is, no one can say yet.\nHowever, it is plain that everything living moves somehow, and that it reproduces somehow, and that whatever is living must use and excrete whatever substances it needs in order to keep on living. In most cases we are talking here about nutrition and respiration, respiration being the more critical. When respiration ceases either on a cellular level or throughout the entire organism, everything shuts down, because chemical reactions in the cells and between them can no longer take place. Some bacteria will go into a spore stage when this happens, and can thus survive extremes of temperatures and dehydration (like anthrax and TB). Generally in the absence of oxygen, cells lose their ph balance and become acidic, which upsets all chemical reactions in the cell. Conversely, anaerobic bacteria like botulism, when exposed to oxygen, go through a similar process of having all chemical reactions messed up.\nTherefore, although we cannot say what exactly 'death' is, we recognize it in animals by: an absence of respiration, an absence of pulse, an absence of reflexes (due to brain and nerve death), an absence of sensation, an absence of conciousness, and an inability to eat or reproduce. It is further noted by an absence of brain wave activity.\nIn plants death is noted by an inability to rehydrate, lack of response to stimuli, inability to reproduce or respire, and limpness.\nIn microbes, death is noted by an absence of cell division or reproduction, or by bursting of the cell walls.
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Most worms don't realy have a brain. They have nerve ganglia in their heads but they are too simple to be considered brains. The only worms that have what could be considered real brains are the acorn worms.\n\nCan they feel? Well they can sense, which is to say they can move towards food and away form some danger. But cabbages can do that as well. They can't feel in the sense that humans and other mammals can feel. They are not self aware and they can't feel pain, anxiety, joy and so forth
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It depends on the particular disease.  Generally it would be symptoms of the disease that the patient would be aware of, but the actual site of cancer may not be causing them pain.\n\nThere are many cancer patients that do not have any pain.
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Mmmmmmmm....microbes.
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the brain tissue itself has no pain sensors, yes....but when you have a headache, its not the brain tissue that hurts...its the vessels within them that are constricted, and THAT causes the pain.
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Pain is weakness leaving the body. \nAuthor: Daniel R. Evans
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No. Your nerve endings will not be destroyed so you can't feel the pain. In hell, they constantly regenerate. It is eternal torture.
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Hi There\n\nPain in the body is the indicator that you have an issue to deal with. Sounds simple, but people don't deal with pain. We are conditioned to take a drug and the pain will disappear, but the actual issue will not. That is what people don't understand (including doctors). Suppression (taking drugs) of any symtom of the body causes it to take the next issue with your body to a bigger problem. Suppress enough headaches, then you have migraines, suppress those and you have a disease, suppress that and you have a cancer, ect. Same story applies for any issue. \n\nI have been educating people for years and if you are sick you need to detoxify the body by letting it rest for at least a week. Eat fruits and veggies (live foods) for a week (better yet juice them) and you will feel better before you know it. ALso good to do a colon cleanse because the toxins in the body hang out there and when people dont have regular bowel movements (30 minutes after each meal), the toxins get in the blood and illness and disease occur. \nYou are probably dehydrated from being sick and that and stress is what causes back pain. Be sure to drink at least a gallon of distilled water a day. More tips please email me.\n\nBest of health to you\n\nCheers
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Good Question:\n\nParamecium eat bacteria.
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The virus hangs out in nerve endings in the small of your back. When they are inactive you feel nothing, when they are becoming active you get zaps in your toosh,down the legs and lower back pain. Its because the virus is in the nerve ganglia.
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I tried REIKI. I went from wanting small doses of morphine to not needing anything at all. There are no guarantees with anything and don't EVER give up your regular treatments, but I don't thnk REIKI will hurt and its worth a try. I have inflamatory osteo arthritis and fibromyalgia.