Help!

Originally Posted by Misery Jr.

:O Awesome!

Is it true that there's a chance that when someone breaks a bone, there's a small chance of them doing something to a nerve and not feeling anything afterwards, making them completely clueless that they've broken a bone?
I've heard so many stories about this happening and I just wanted to know if it was true.

It's entirely possible especially in your feet.

Whip out your hyper weapon and rape the enemy team into submission before the game. Then sit on the bench and win by default

Originally Posted by Rance-Sama

Whip out your hyper weapon and rape the enemy team into submission before the game. Then sit on the bench and win by default

Hmm interesting technique. I'll try it out and tell you how it goes

Originally Posted by Hugo Boss

That depends if its severe for the damaging nerve part.
For the part where you are clueless, doubt that is true.
Everyone would try to avoid from the truth, so the person would go and think that they are alright.
Back when I broke my finger, I thought it was just a sprain, but days later, it appeared that my finger had split (found out on x-ray).

You honestly do not realize it until you view an x-ray.
This is why I strongly recommend it.
Not only because I worked at the fracture clinic now, but because I also have the experience of a broken bone.

I hate getting X-rays, I'm not sure why. A few weeks ago I had to get an X-ray of my spine.

Originally Posted by Misery Jr.

I hate getting X-rays, I'm not sure why. A few weeks ago I had to get an X-ray of my spine.

This is why doctors always say "sports are dangerous".

Originally Posted by Hugo Boss

This is why doctors always say "sports are dangerous".

Oh no it wasn't because of a sport, it was because of my scoliosis.

There's these Chinese pad things (no idea what they're called in English). Anyways, it's like really warm and it helps relieve pain such as these. It's like a hot patch style thing you stick onto the part where it hurts. If you have any Asian markets near your area, I would check them out.

Originally Posted by user415141

There's these Chinese pad things (no idea what they're called in English). Anyways, it's like really warm and it helps relieve pain such as these. It's like a hot patch style thing you stick onto the part where it hurts. If you have any Asian markets near your area, I would check them out.

I know what you're talking about, they're called "heat pads". The problem is that it's on my ankle so it's pretty hard to put on.