And although the clitoral glans has 8,000 nerve endings—twice as many as a penis—there's another 15,000 nerve endings in and around the vagina and anus.
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Did his hand suddenly lose all of its nerve endings?
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His Evan is a startling jumble of exposed nerve endings.
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He knew what TV wanted, what stimulated its nerve endings.
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"That's where you have the most nerve endings capillaries," Brower says.
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The doctor said my blood was not reaching my nerve endings.
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I can feel these in my nerve endings, not just my eyes.
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It's also extremely sensitive, with up to 10 million nerve endings inside.
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Temperature play can stimulate your nerve endings in intense ways during sex.
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Nerve endings can chemically change in response to signals from the brain.
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The vaginal opening is full of nerve endings and is amazing for exploration.
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Without some nerve endings, the bowel doesn't function properly and can create blockages.
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When they get in our noses, they can make contact with nerve endings.
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"They said the nerve-endings in the eyes are finished," Ms. Sediqa said.
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The testicles are packed with nerve endings, and they're a major erogenous zone.
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You can feel the dread they inspire, all the way to your nerve endings.
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Opponents argue that the foreskin, like much of the penis, contains many nerve endings.
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The nerve endings "The Price You Pay" might once have fried are long dead.
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The muscle spindles and other nerve endings explain how proprioception works in the body.
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That gap between our brain and our nerve endings could be bridged by a computer.
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The procedure may include cutting a lot of nerve endings and the complications are unpredictable.
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All that remains is a continuous burning from nerve endings meeting a disconnected spinal cord.
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The treatment killed off a lot of nerve endings, and she can't walk too well.
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While certain procedures require him to reposition the genitalia, important nerve endings are kept intact.
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Ultimately I don't think fighting over which nerve endings led to the orgasm is instructive.
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I surrender to my body, my nerve endings literally unraveling, the very definition of GBS.
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The city has muscles and nerve endings that most of us do not know exist.
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There is also a cluster of vagus nerve endings between the nose and upper lip.
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"Your tongue has lots of nerve endings, so when capsaicin hits that area and triggers a chemical response between nerve endings, which sends a signal to the brain," Dr. Vivek Kumbhari, director of bariatric endoscopy at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore, told BuzzFeed News.
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"Wool fibers are like little corkscrews that irritate the nerve endings in your skin," she says.
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Nerve endings along the bowel help to move digested waste through a person's intestines and colon.
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Surely a vibrator can't actually reduce the functioning of the clit's 8,000 sensory nerve endings, right?
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But Ms. Burdge — all quicksilver emotion and exposed nerve endings — is an endlessly watchable focal point.
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Half gave credence to statements like: Black people have less sensitive nerve endings than white people.
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The doctors concluded that the common agent killed the nerve endings in her skin, CNN reported.
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This is what a conference of black holes, isotopes, fossils, ghosts and nerve endings sounds like.
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For example, the burning, stinging feeling elicited by smoke inhalation is mediated by these nerve endings.
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When something irritating finds its way into your nose, nerve endings send a message to your brain.
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And the reason that the reflexology is so important is because there's 7,000 nerve endings per foot.
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The knife wounds fucked up my nerve endings too, so I couldn't feel anything for a while.
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That people can do this successfully is thanks to special nerve endings, called mechanoreceptors, found in their skin.
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During orgasm, blood flows to your genitals and stimulates the nerve endings that send happy feelings to your brain.
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All your senses, it seems, have been heightened to a painful acuity; your nerve endings are standing on guard.
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I brace myself for the sound of her voice, all of my nerve endings like cats ready to pounce.
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Inject RTX, as it's known, into an aching joint, and it'll actually destroy the nerve endings that signal pain.
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Although the octopus is dead, its nerve endings are still active and can cause the animal's parts to move.
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But the prostate has a ton of nerve endings and largely sits unloved and untouched for most adults' lives.
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They attributed her blueness to a numbing agent the woman was using, which deadens nerve endings in the skin.
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Everyone's anus has lots of nerve endings around the opening and inside that can feel good when they're played with.
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Consider this: the star-nosed mole's snout contains about 30,000 dome-shaped structures that contain nerve endings, called Eismer's organs.
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Cederna and his colleagues took small pieces of muscle and surgically wrapped them around nerve endings in the residual limb.
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Dr. Costa-Mattioli found evidence that L. reuteri releases compounds that send a signal to nerve endings in the intestines.
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"With that many nerve endings, pressure, and friction down there, I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often," Dr. Morse says.
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I remembered how painful it is to scrape your palms, how many nerve endings there are in an open hand.
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While skin cells are important there are also free nerve endings that detect temperatures and relay this information to the brain.
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If the antitoxin is given before paralysis is complete, it helps shorten recovery, which requires the regrowth of motor nerve endings.
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That is, it soothes irritated mucous membranes by forming a protective film, covering nerve endings that trigger the urge to cough.
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"I recommend sucking it up a bit, so that the nerve endings in your hands can help build that strength," she says.
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This includes the clitoris, the inner lips, the mons pubis, and the vaginal opening — all are full of touch sensitive nerve endings.
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Cheers arose when the artist explained to Palmer's audience that the clitoris has 8,000 nerve endings: double the number of a penis.
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" Wilhite says it happens because the person is "overstimulating the sensory nerve endings which are right at the tip of the clitoris.
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The brain contains more than 10 billion nerve endings; a surgeon's blade misplaced by a millimeter can render a patient entirely paralyzed.
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These are onion-esque structures in your skin that house nerve endings and they are most sensitive to mechanical and vibratory pressure.
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They will not have normal sensation, and at times there can be chronic pain associated with the previously noted cut-nerve endings.
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Cold weather can cause nerve endings in tissues around joints to be feel some sort of "tightness" or "stiffness," the Weather Channel wrote.
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"I can't remove the entire lipoma because it would disrupt the nerve endings in the spinal cord," explains Dr. Lee of the surgery.
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The species Dictyota dichotoma becomes a bundle of thick, tangled rhizomes, while Furcellaria fastigiata comprises spindlier, daintier strands that look like nerve endings.
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Nearly 60 percent thought their skins were thicker, and 12 percent thought their nerve endings were less sensitive than those of white people.
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Reading about the procedure, I imagined something that happened in the service aisles at Home Depot, but with the addition of nerve endings.
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Yes, they should be handled with care, but testicles are incredibly erogenous (thanks to lots of nerve endings) and don't have to be ignored.
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He's unsuccessful for the same reason anything is popular on the internet — there are simply too many nerve endings to properly anesthetize them all.
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When they arrived, the Clintons found a lot of raw nerve endings among the moneyed elite, who were bitterly divided following Bush v. Gore.
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This is especially true of the clitoris, the pleasure organ with "8,000 nerve endings" whose full structure wasn't discovered until 1998 by Dr. Helen O'Connell.
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There's something about my postpartum vagina, though, that's been more assertive, more attuned to her own nerve endings, and readier to please than ever before.
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One study found "withered or sparse nerve endings" in people with fibromyalgia, and two others found "small-fiber" nerve damage in those with the disease.
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"If you're the one using the strap-on, you don't have nerve endings in your penis, so you can't feel what you're doing," Ruby says.
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Residents often decide that physical bodies, with all those unpleasant nerve endings, as well as susceptibility to deterioration, are not optimal for the SubGeo environment.
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"You just keep doing it and the nerve endings will die," Mr. Petrovia added, pointing out a rough patch on the back of his knee.
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I grabbed my phone, unzipped my onesie and eased myself into the tub, inch-by-agonizing-inch, until I'd cauterized my epidermal nerve endings. There.
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In other words, Tiger Balm won't pounce on your pain—but it will confuse and delight your nerve endings (and your nose) with tingle-inducing ingredients.
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In 2015, he published a study showing they these cells, or neuropods, contained nerve endings or synapses—which meant they might connect somehow to the brain.
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People with certain complications like late-stage diabetes have also gotten burned, likely because their nerve endings are impaired and less responsive to things like temperature.
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The researchers were able to find incredibly small DNA particles in dental pulp, the cavity within the tooth that houses blood and nerve endings, Poinar said.
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A life of hard drinking had led to a diagnosis of peripheral neuritis, a debilitating and extremely painful condition whereby the body's nerve endings burn away.
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As part of the repair and recovery process, your body ramps up the production of cells that make certain nerve endings in your body more sensitive.
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Donald Trump's campaign, a bundle of exposed nerve endings and raw fear, took its campaign rhetoric about cities directly out of the pages of this journal.
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"There are more than 7,000 nerve endings in each foot directly connected to the brain," said Karim Oumnia, chief executive and founder of ZhorTech and Digitsole.
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There are thousands of nerve endings on the clitoris and nerves running through the vaginal canal, as well — and everybody will feel stimulation to those nerves differently.
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The clitoris is not the only area you can explore with your tongue, but it has the most nerve endings and is the center of the action.
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"You have so many nerve endings in your fingertips that you can notice much more easily all the spots that drive your partner wild," Dr. Liz says.
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They're hoping to develop a limb that connects electrodes to the nerve endings in the arm, for a seamless communication from one's brain to the bionic fingers.
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And there's a reason why people enjoy it: The anus is an erogenous zone ripe with nerve endings, so it can feel really good when it's stimulated.
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This noble structure has 8,000 sensory nerve endings (twice the number in the glans of a penis), and its only function is to make us feel good.
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The active ingredient in most hot sauce is something called capsaicin, a chemical compound found in chili peppers that messes with the nerve endings on your skin.
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Certainly, though the scenes in Athens come early in the movie, they mark its high point, bringing clarity to chaos and permanent damage to my nerve endings.
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It's complicated, because while some people certainly do experience a degree of sensation in their cervix during an orgasm, there are not many nerve endings in the cervix.
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Kissing lets us get up close and personal with our partner's pheromones, and our lips and tongues are so packed with nerve endings that kissing just feels good.
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A large crack could expose nerve endings, which would make it very painful to chew or put pressure on the tooth, according to the American Association of Endodontists.
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Nerve agents work by binding to and inactivating acetylcholinesterase, an enzyme that resides in between nerve endings, whose sole job is to break down the important neurotransmitter acetylcholine.
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If you're not sure, I'd suggest starting with an external vibe that focuses on the clitoris — as for most women, that's where heightened arousal via nerve endings takes place.
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A 2016 study by the University of Virginia found that medical students had ridiculous — and potentially dangerous — misconceptions about black people, like that their nerve endings are less sensitive.
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The most visible part of this intriguing organ is the small bundle of extra-sensitive nerve endings that sits right underneath where the two inner labia meet up top.
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"Our platform is like a brain that collects signals from all these nerve endings [in the engine] and produces feedback," Uptake's VP of communications Abby Hunt tells The Verge.
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"The seam of the scrotum has a nice concentration of nerve endings, so lavishing that with attention can be super pleasurable," says Lisa Finn, a sex educator at Babeland.
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While it has since been largely disproven, it's still a commonly held belief among doctors; LEEP patients are often told that the cervix has few, if any, nerve endings.
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A complex matrix of bone, living tissue and nerve endings, deer antlers can reach 50 inches long and weigh more than 1003 pounds before they are shed in winter.
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For example, many thought, falsely, that blacks have less-sensitive nerve endings than whites, that black people's blood coagulates more quickly and that black skin is thicker than white.
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There are hundreds of nerve endings on a person's nipple, which makes them extremely sensitive to the touch and susceptible to pleasure, explains Shannon Chavez, PsyD, a certified clinical sexologist.
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"The great thing about anal play is that everyone has a butt regardless of gender, and everyone's butt has nerve endings that can feel good when stimulated," says Dr. Vrangalova.
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However, once you make it to 48 hours without smoking, your risk for heart disease will have already started to drop, and damaged nerve endings will have begun to repair.
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"The area of the butt is ripe with nerve endings that contribute to pleasure, so there's no reason that your butt shouldn't be part of the pleasure," Kerner told me.
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How pain works is incredibly complicated, involving nerve endings in the body, many regions of the brain, and an additional nerve pathway from the brain back down to the body.
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Pearson's "128th Psalm (Study for 'Five Psalms')" from 1968, is a light-bulb-shaped form with lines emanating from the center like electrified nerve endings and pulsating out beyond the frame.
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The man was diagnosed with Hirschsprung disease, a birth defect in which the nerve endings at the end of a person's bowel are missing, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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And even if you don't see an actual paranormal apparition, you'll feel the weight of history all around you (unless your nerve endings are totally deadened and you have no empathy).
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"We have different nerve endings that respond to different kinds of touch," says Stefani Goerlich, a Detroit-based therapist who focuses on sex and relationships as well as anxiety and depression.
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There's only so much time you can spend alone before you deaden all your nerve endings and start looking at anyone who performs a basic act of kindness with fresh eyes.
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Today such haptic technology—vibrating actuators and electrical impulses that stimulate your skin receptors and nerve endings—has become both cheaper and increasingly advanced, allowing VR gamers to feel real-world discomfort.
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Anal orgasms are possible for people with vaginas because of the anus' proximity to the nerve endings of the vaginal wall and pelvic floor, says Evan Goldstein, DO, founder of Bespoke Surgical.
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The part of the brain dedicated to gathering information from the eyes actually shrinks in size, while the parts that receive signals from the ears and touch-sensitive nerve endings grow larger.
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Even if you don't get off from anal play alone, the anus is a part of the body riddled with nerve endings that, when stimulated properly, can provide an array of sensual delights.
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The symptoms can appear as ataxia, a loss of balance and coordination, and neuropathy, or a sensory loss in the feet and hands because of damage to nerve endings, or other neurological deficits.
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If you think about it, teenagers naturally have many of the essential elements of what it takes to be a musical star — electric energy, exposed nerve endings and a bottomless appetite for attention.
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"There are so many nerve endings in the lips that are connected to the limbic system and can help create the perfect foreplay for future intimacy encounters," sexual health counselor Aleece Fosnight said.
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There are lots of nerve endings in both and it might feel good to her to focus on those sensitive areas, the glans and frenulum (the connective tissue on the underside of the head).
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It's important to note that, while everyone who has nipples has the same number of sensitive nerve endings on them, not everyone is down for nipple play, says Sadie Allison, PhD, AASECT-certified sexologist.
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At colleges, feminist sex shops, and trans conferences, Bergman teaches a trans sex workshop he's co-developed with Tobi Hill-Meyer, a trans woman and editor of Nerve Endings, an anthology of trans erotica.
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And so, last week, the Washington Post published an op-ed that disarranged the nerve endings of timorous liberals across the land: "Trump Is on Track to Win Reelection," by professional Clintonite Doug Sosnik.
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Other articles suggest that the increased libido could be down to: more lubrication, being released from your PMS state or, most likely, that pressure is being put on your nerve endings in the pelvic basin.
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He traveled to a deer farm in California to collect antler tissue samples to study how these complex structures of bone, living cells, and nerve endings can grow upwards of 50 inches in a single season.
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Another hard sell might be getting Finns or anyone with functional nerve endings to go out in the middle of winter, especially when it's so easy to have that takeout delivered to your own kitchen table.
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Researchers from the study argue that chocolate works so well in this application because of its stickiness, or "demulcent properties," which soothe nerve endings in the throat so you don't get that miserable itch to cough.
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Over-the-counter painkillers like ibuprofen can help alleviate migraines somewhat, as can off-label prescription medications that constrict blood flow in the brain, or treatments like Botox that freeze the nerve endings thought to cause pain.
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There were many doorsills in the house, she said, and if the wheels caught on one of them he would tip forward onto his face and whatever intact nerve endings he had left would wind up paralyzed.
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For instance, many of them reported believing that Black people age more slowly than white people, that Black people have thicker skin than white people, and that Black people's nerve endings are less sensitive than white people's.
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Everything more complicated than that wafts up the back of your throat via a process called retronasal olfaction to an array of nerve endings dangling through a perforated bit of skull behind your nose called the cribriform plate.
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Most of us have to brave the swamp-like conditions, trudging through the streets to get from home to work, struggling on mass transportation, feeling the sweat drip down into places we didn't even know had nerve endings.
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For those who lived at the margins during high school — and I was one of them, an adolescent made of nerve endings and giant hair and an outsize desire to ingratiate — this is a bitter pill to swallow.
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So, if a person gets burned, for instance, a third-degree burn might not be as bad as a second-degree burn due to damaged nerve endings and the likelihood that a person would pass out in the process.
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The labia is meant to protect the vaginal opening, which is constructed of highly sensitive nerve endings, from bacteria, and women with larger labia have thought this to be the cause of pain during sex or even yeast infections.
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The soft fabric creates friction that doesn't chafe—an intense sensation produced because, whereas normally there's only sensation where the hand contacts the skin, the cashmere sleeve drags over all of your eager nerve endings for an overdose of stimulation.
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And, on a cis woman's body, the clitoris holds the same amount of nerve endings and magical sex powers that the head of your penis does — and even though you can only see the tip, it extends through the entire vulva.
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The opening of the anus contains tons of nerve endings in people of any gender; it is also close to the "legs" of the clitoris and the vaginal g-spot, and allows stimulation of the prostate, for those who have that anatomy.
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How this works is not fully known, but it is thought to be due to the shape of the piperine molecule, which is able to fit onto a protein on the pain nerve endings in our mouths and other parts of the body.
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I was one of the lucky few U.S. students to receive education that extended beyond slut-shaming and exhortations to abstinence, and still I was on my own when it came to getting to know my clit and its 8,000 sensory nerve endings.
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Dr. Lee shows Taylor her scans, explaining that the main issue with attempting to excise Lizzie is that she's growing on that end of her spinal cord, and that area is flush with nerve endings — which makes it extremely dangerous to operate on.
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The instructions said to lie on your back with a pillow under your butt and insert the suppository as far up as you can, so the cannabinoids can do their work on the nerve endings of the uterus, cervix, and muscle tissue.
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One well-documented example is the fact that African-Americans are still, on average, prescribed less medication for pain—an echo of an old slaveholder claim that black people had less sensitive nerve endings than whites and could thus better withstand beatings.
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" As for using the gluelike substance, polyethylene glycol, to facilitate the growth of nerve endings, Dr. Shaked said, "Put it this way: It is like if the trans-Atlantic phone cable is cut by half, and someone wants to put it together using Krazy Glue.
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"Because the vagina doesn't have all the sensitive pleasure-receptive nerve endings the clitoris does, whatever the tongue is doing to the vaginal entrance or canal may not be all it's cracked up to be," says Sadie Allison, PhD, founder of sex toy boutique TickleKitty.
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" As for using the gluelike substance, polyethylene glycol, to facilitate the growth of nerve endings, Dr. Shaked said, "Put it this way: It is like if the trans-Atlantic phone cable is cut by half, and someone wants to put it together using Krazy Glue.
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Quietly devastating in a way that you don't anticipate until a particular lyric or chord suddenly strums every single one of your nerve endings like a harp, I think it's best experienced if you just pop a pair of headphones on and prepare to call your mum.
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Dipping your hand into molten rock won't kill you instantly, but it will give you severe, painful burns — "the kind that destroy nerve endings and boil subcutaneous fat," says David Damby, a research chemist at the USGS Volcano Science Center, in an email to The Verge.
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Morice warns, however, that drinking hot cocoa will likely not offer you the same relief as taking the drug, since you sip it down quickly and it doesn't have a chance to adhere to the interior of your throat and protect your distressed little nerve endings.
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The game felt as if it had been scripted to hit all the nerve endings of what makes us care about college sports, and if the quality of the actual play was not up to par, no one but the most hardened sports wonk would have noticed.
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"When temperature play is negotiated and consented to, the brain starts preparing for a sexy and exciting experience, and basically puts nerve endings in the body — erogenous zones, but also everywhere else — on high alert for new sensations," says Dulcinea Pitagora, a sex therapist known as the Kink Doctor.
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The slightly higher-tech toy Petite does double duty to simulate a rim job: Its vibrating head can be inserted anally for prostate or G-spot stimulation, and the rotating beads at the bottom sit against the nerve endings at the base of your or your partners' anus.
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Even if it's not a typical concert experience — of his The Dark Knight score and how arrhythmic it is, he said, "We might as well all go off the deep end here together" — all of his music gets at the same nerve endings that might trigger a mosh pit frenzy anywhere else.
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"The inside of the vagina does not have nerve endings the way the outside — like the clitoris and vaginal skin — does," says Eskandar J. Simhaee, MD, a gynecologist who uses the laser in his practice at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, NY. "The 5- to 10-minute procedure is pain-free" without anesthesia, he says.
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Amazing electronic glasses are helping the blind seeA cure for baldness may be on the wayNobel-winning sleep research shows dangers of phone use in bed Cobb was referring to the very small spiral tube encased within the inner ear, which contains the nerve endings that transmit sound vibrations from the middle ear to the auditory nerve.
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When you take into consideration skin thickness, subcutaneous fat thickness and muscle mass, it becomes clear that although female muscles shiver the same as those in the male, their thicker insulating layer potentially means that the heat they generated takes longer to get through to the outer layers of the skin where the temperature-sensing free nerve endings are located.
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During a bit of experimenting, one tactic kept popping up: running cold water over your inner wrist, where pulse points and nerve endings are located to signal to the brain that the body needs to chill out (literally.) Check out this promo video to get a better idea of what Aircon is all about: After two years of designing, testing, and extreme attention to detail, a final prototype was brought to fruition.
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As is customary in Mr. Desplechin's work, there's a lot of dialogue in "Ismael's Ghosts," but this movie's nerve endings vibrate most avidly and tenderly in scenes where not a word is spoken: Sylvia on her first ride home with Ismael, looking up in serene rapture from a cab window toward the night sky; Ismael, angry and confused, framed between walls at the top of a dark staircase; Carlotta in tears, letting the blast of water from an ornamental shower head blast against her brow.
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