The most fragile part of the human body .

In wanting to answer I wondered whether it was necessary to take into account the pain felt in the event of shock or injury to testify to the fragility of a part of the human body.

I would have meant the big toe of the foot. I have twice had an ingrown toenail on the same toe on my right foot. Without even hitting my toe on something. The pain was unbearable.

So when that toe accidentally hit something, I'll let you imagine the pain. It’s extreme.

And then I had a memory. I must have been six or seven years old when one Saturday morning my father came over to the house with a man I had never seen before.

I didn't want to enter the details of what happened next, but I was circumcised without anesthesia, lol.

But could I say based on these facts, that the big toe of the foot or the penis are the most fragile parts of the human blow?

I don't think so, other parameters must surely be taken into account.

You just have to take the time to look at this striking image .

Looks like an egg, but in a larger size. We don't realize it, but the entire human body is very fragile.

Just seeing the brain, I tell myself we have to be careful. He is very exposed. Just a little shock, the damage can be huge.

You just have to see when you fall or hit your head against something, anything can happen then.

I read a story where someone who stood very well got paralyzed because a nerve in a brain ruptured.

A fragile part but which also coordinates all the other actions of our body. I think that it is also in this point that is all the fragility and the sensitivity of the brain.

Even if it can be compared to a force.

I didn't want to google research or read a lot of stuff and lay out what I remember from it as usual. Sometimes I like to go with my own reflex.

Admittedly, such a decision will limit the depth of my answers.

But it will be all the more unique .   

Peace ✌🏾

I think that the most fragile part of the human body is the brain (in the first place) because it is thanks to it that everything can function correctly if in this one there is any ''short circuit'' we see certain pathologies such as epilepsy, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's dementia, schizophrenia, burnout, depression through certain language disorders in 2nd place The heart because (it is ''the pump'') thanks to it all our vessels are well irrigated by the blood.

I would say the ulnar nerve. It is located at the elbow between the skin and the bone. The nerve is relatively unprotected because it lies near the surface. Even a light knock on this area stimulates the nerves. This stimulation produces pain and a tingling sensation that radiates into the ring finger and little finger.