How to describe pain in words so it hurts so much?

like a nail being hammered into a tooth

1. Like a blazing needle stabbed right into the center of the eye. 2. Like a corrosive acid burning the insides from within. 3. One that inclines towards self-destruction.

Description of what all testicles owners imagine, remember and associate with pain, considering the scale of 1-10:

1. Least pain - hurts like a bee killed by hand,
2. Less pain - you tried to kill the bee but hit the sharp edge of a cabinet with the side of your hand, the bee is probably dead,
3. Little pain - same as above, but you took a good swing and the bee managed to fly away before you hit it...
4. Greater, but still little pain - hurts like stubbing your little toe against the edge of a cabinet when you were running away from a bee that turned out to be a wasp and started attacking you,
5. Moderate pain - a wasp sitting on eggs that managed to fly away before you hit it...
6. Severe pain - same as above, but it was a wasp, and you hit it after it stung you, it's probably dead, but the impact hurts twice as much...
7. Very severe pain - same as above, but after the wasp stung you, it managed to fly away, and you took a decent swing... the pain radiates to your spine.
8. Unbearable pain - you hit yourself forcefully in the testicles, the wasp escaped somewhere, and while walking in pain, you hit your other little toe on a cabinet...
9. Pain threatening loss of consciousness - same as above, but the wasp instead of escaping is chasing you and attacking relentlessly. While running away, you hit your other little toe on another cabinet and your elbow (precisely where the nerve plexus is) on the edge of the door. It was your "main" hand with which you defended yourself against the wasp...
10. Loss of consciousness from pain - the wasp stung you several times in the face, you can't see anything but it keeps stinging, the "main" hand is still dysfunctional, you can't walk because both your little toes hurt, they might be broken, your testicles slowly stop hurting, but not seeing where you're going, you hit them against something that wasn't soft, the pain even radiates to your spine, then you stumble, hit your head on what you hit with your testicles, slowly losing consciousness but feeling that the wasp is not giving up. It's sitting on your testicles again...
11. Off the scale - without developing the topic - the wasp managed to sting you before you lost consciousness...

Of course, this is a joke, although the scale of pain exists. For example, stubbing your little toe against a cabinet is pain level 3, getting stung by a bee is pain level 1. From level 6, it is the pain of a broken limb, childbirth, postoperative or post-accident pain. Levels 8 and 9 are the level of morphine administration in the hospital, one of them is the pain of a severed limb. Among the pain at this level, the pain associated with being stung by a box jellyfish is considered. The highest, level 10 pain causes loss of consciousness, although this can also happen at lower levels of pain. It must be remembered that pain can lead to death, for example, through a heart attack.

"It hurts like a splinter under the tongue, it hurts as if bamboo is growing inside me (it's an old method of torture)."

Pain is an integral part of our lives that is often difficult to describe in words, but it can be felt to the core. It is an unpleasant sensation that permeates our body and mind, sometimes so strong that it seems impossible to ignore. We can describe it as burning, cutting, and stabbing in different parts of the body. It's as if thousands of little needles are piercing our skin, causing a feeling of intense discomfort. Pain can also be pulsating, as if our body is trying to remind us of its physical presence. It's like a constant wave of heat that causes our muscles, tense like violin strings, to creak in pain. It's like a sting inside us, piercing and rotting us from within. Pain is like the scream of our body, an attempt to convey to us that something is wrong. It can be a stabbing sensation that surrounds our heart, expressing sadness and traumatic experiences. Sometimes pain is so chronic that it becomes like a second nature of our existence, showing us how fragile and transient we are. Although it's difficult to describe pain in words in a way that allows us to feel its intensity, conveying it to others can help us shake off its grip.

"If it was as if Ronaldo kicked a ball straight into your balls or multiplied your period by 10 and then fell down the stairs."

"Tooth pulled out by forceps."

Like a needle being inserted under the nail

Translate this following Polish text into English:

• It hurts to the bone
• It hurts as if my veins were twisted
• Continuous, permanent pain
• It hurts that I don't have the strength to look at my smartphone
• This pain crushes me, paralyzes me