Sentences with phrase «cold pain sensitivity»

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As for the sensitivity issues, those are gradually lessened thanks to the inclusion of natural potassium nitrate, which desensitizes teeth by filling in those tiny tubules that expose dentin and connect the underlying nerves to the hot, cold, or pressure causing pain.

If your teeth are prone to pain when you eat or drink hot or cold substances, or even when you suck in a breath of air on a chilly day, but you don't have actual cavities, then a sensitivity toothpaste that fills in the microscopic gaps in your enamel might be all you need.

The immersive video - game players exhibited a reduced sensitivity to pain and removed significantly more paperclips from ice - cold water.

QST uses brief computer - applied painful stimuli as well as sophisticated manually - applied pain sensitivity testing (such as heat, cold, pressure and pinprick) to assess how the nervous system responds to painful stimuli.

Known to be linked to pain sensitivity and currently used in the development of painkillers, this is the first time the TRPA1 gene has been implicated in the response of blood vessels in the skin to cold.

We move through aches, pains, coughs, colds, tensions and sensitivities, along with periods of relative health and high energy.

I've been struggling for years with the depression and the other problems with nothing seeming to help but I haven't experienced any weight gain, sensitivity to the cold, constipation or muscle pain like most other people seem to.

Even during this early stage, some patients, however, experience symptoms typical of hypothyroidism that may include fatigue, depression, sensitivity to cold, weight gain, muscle weakness, dry skin, hair loss and breakage, constipation, muscle cramps, menstrual problems, infertility, miscarriage, muscle and joint aches and pains, and an enlarged thyroid gland, known as goiter.

Anesthesia - When there is an area of numbness or altered sensitivity, cold therapy should not be used as pain and the degree of cooling can not be felt by the patient.

Most of us have had one, possibly accompanied by sensitivity to hot and cold, or a stabbing pain when you tried to eat.