Odd question just shits and giggles cause I’m in a flare
Y’all probably gonna get tired of me but, if we accidentally spilt boiling water on our affected limbs would it hurt LESS or MORE🤨 cause if the water spills off instantly we might not even feel it’s affects but vice versa would it’s intensity cause a terrible flare up instantly? Would the skin still burn/react the same since our limbs are so cold and skin so rough/numb/mute?!
The only thing I can base my theories off of so far has been my ingrown toenail removal on my crps foot. He used a freeze spray and that shit felt like a dip in one of the ice holes in the middle of an Antarctic cabin. But it didn’t practically nothing for the pain of the toe nail removal.
I also have had my affected limb in front a space heater before and it’ll take 3x as long to heat up compared to my normal foot. But them at a certain point it’ll start feeling like boiling hot lava and i’ll have to pull it away. 20 seconds later put it back and it’s back to warming up all over again.
This is why ultimately i think the small splash of boiling water might not instantly shock the system but the aftermath like the swelling/scabbing/ application of ointment might be the REAL pain of it all😩🙃
This is all jokes I am in no way talking about inflicting self harm or anything of that nature just curious if their has been any studies. Which sounds crazy because who would subject themselves to these wild studies.
Also anyone had experience in pools so far I have not attempted to swim nor bathe in a tub because foot doesn’t like submerging mainly because of the pressure. Anyone had any luck improving their resistance to water in general?
Also anyone have any good tips for driving. I HAVE to have a pillow and no shoe on for even the shortest trip down the road. I’m praying this doesn’t spread to my other foot. Does it cost money to get hand controls for your car as a disabled person?