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    Different types of pain ta e different a mounts of time to travel from the site of pain, up the spinal cord, and to the brain. Pains that move quic ly to the brain are experienced as sharp, stabbing pains while slower moving pains are experienced as throbbing or achin g. No one can explain exactly why people have different pain tolerance levels, but some speculate that it's because of how much you thin about being in pain.

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    Different types of pain ta e different a mounts of time to travel from the site of pain, up the spinal cord, and to the brain. Pains that move quic ly to the brain are experienced as sharp, stabbing pains while slower moving pains are experienced as throbbing or achin g. No one can explain exactly why people have different pain tolerance levels, but some speculate that it's because of how much you thin about being in pain.

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    Different types of pain ta e different a mounts of time to travel from the site of pain, up the spinal cord, and to the brain. Pains that move quic ly to the brain are experienced as sharp, stabbing pains while slower moving pains are experienced as throbbing or achin g. No one can explain exactly why people have different pain tolerance levels, but some speculate that it's because of how much you thin about being in pain.

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    Pain signals to the body that something is wrong and that it needs to either ch ange direction or stop what

    it's doing. Different types of pain ta e different a mounts of time to travel from the site of pain, up the spinal cord, and to the b rain. For example, pains that move quic ly to the brain are experienced as sharp , stabbing pains while slower moving pains are experienced as throbbing or achin g. No one can explain exactly why people have different pain tolerance levels, b ut some speculate that it's because of how much you thin about being in pain.

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