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I have been thinking about this for a long time and after searching extensively I couldn't find any posts or discussions that describe what I experience. I decided to reach out to Reddit and other science communities hoping someone here can relate, share similar experiences, or point me toward relevant research. I am genuinely curious about understanding my own neurology.
When I receive a medical injection, I experience what I can only describe as a "taste" — but not in my mouth, not on my tongue, and completely unrelated to my mouth at all. It is a direct sensation inside my brain itself. The best way I can describe it is that each medication has a completely unique chemical signature that my brain perceives and memorizes. When I receive the same injection again later, my brain instantly recognizes it — not by name, not by appearance, but purely by that internal sensation. It is like my brain has built its own private library of chemical fingerprints.
More broadly, when anything changes inside my body — temperature, pain, a chemical entering my bloodstream — my brain receives what feels like an encoded signal. I immediately know what it means and what is happening in my body, but I cannot translate it into words or explain it clearly to others. It is like receiving a message in a language only my brain understands. I can read it perfectly but cannot teach it to anyone else.
On top of this I also experience:
Extremely high pain tolerance. I had surgery and felt no pain during or after, while others who had the same surgery reported constant pain.
Precise internal temperature sensing. When I have a fever I can estimate my exact body temperature and I'm usually accurate within 0.2 degrees.
None of my family or friends experience anything like this. Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there any research on this? I've found synesthesia research but nothing that matches this exactly.
Important clarification: I am NOT talking about the common metallic taste in the mouth that many people report after injections. This has absolutely nothing to do with my mouth. It is a sensation that occurs purely and directly inside my brain.
Note: English is not my first language. I used AI assistance to help fix grammar and express my thoughts clearly.
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