Scratching an itch can trigger more inflammation — but may also combat harmful bacteria
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Scratching an itch is so good, and so bad
Scratching an itch can bring a contradictory wave of pleasure and misery. A mouse study on scratching, reported in the Jan. 31 Science, fleshes out this
Studies show that scratching overrides itch signals and engages pain-modulating regions in the brain, creating a sense of relief and calm 🧠✨💆♂️
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Studies show that scratching overrides itch signals and engages pain-modulating regions in the brain, creating a sense of relief and calm
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This itch-triggering protein also sends signals to stop scratching
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This itch-triggering protein also sends signals to stop scratching
The TRPV4 protein’s dual nature, found in studies with mice, may complicate the hunt for human itch treatments