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Why do knocks hurt more when your cold

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Why do knocks hurt more when your cold
« on: 19/12/2007 22:34:43 »
When your skin gets cold it feels numb ,so why when you knock your self does it hurt more than when your warm.
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Why do knocks hurt more when your cold
« Reply #1 on: 20/12/2007 05:48:02 »
possibly, because when part of your body is numb you have a restricted flow of blood to that area. as such your nerves around that area are more acute.
just a guess.
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Why do knocks hurt more when your cold
« Reply #2 on: 20/12/2007 17:58:41 »
Could be right but i would have thought that anywhere with a reduced bood supply would also feel numb like when you sit on your leg funny or lean against your arm and your hand goes numb.
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