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I am a graduate (first year) comparative anatomy student here in Australia.
I was trying to figure this out. I am studying male and female comparative
difference. I am trying to study pain perception and this question came to mind.
If a female has the same nerve ending in the genital area but no testicles , do they feel any similar comparative pain as a male ?
for example? let's say both the male and female have similar pain tolerance.
If I kick them in the groin, what would the reaction and why? what nerves are involved? and why is a blow to testes so painful?
Barry
I was trying to figure this out. I am studying male and female comparative
difference. I am trying to study pain perception and this question came to mind.
If a female has the same nerve ending in the genital area but no testicles , do they feel any similar comparative pain as a male ?
for example? let's say both the male and female have similar pain tolerance.
If I kick them in the groin, what would the reaction and why? what nerves are involved? and why is a blow to testes so painful?
Barry