Possible to become more ticklish after seeing chiropractor?

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• Nov 25, 2013

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Just a thought as I go to my first appointment. I know with adjusting you a lot of it is to get your spine more aligned so your nerves will work better. If they work better, could that effect ticklishness?

 

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This one guy I know started going about three years ago. I was tickling him pretty often at the time but I don't remember any sudden increase in sensitivity.

 

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I shouldn't think it would effect ticklishness.

 

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I guess in rare cases it could make a difference but your back would have to be seriously out of line to begin with to block your nerve sensation.

 

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saratk said:

... spine more aligned so your nerves will work better.

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So you're saying that you're hoping your chiropractor gets on your nerves?

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• Nov 26, 2013

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Only in your mind......

 

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• Nov 26, 2013

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I go to a Chiropractor all the time, I don't think i've gotten anymore ticklish than before. That being said... if it makes you feel better or prevents you from being in pain then you will be more ticklish then you would have been had you been sore, in pain, etc. Just like you can run better or do any physical activity if you're not in pain.

 

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• Nov 26, 2013

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I had an incredibly handsome chiropractor for years with really strong hands who I always /wished/ would tickle me ... but he never did.