The association between pain and stress is an old one, but still it is not really clear who comes first. Pain induces stress, and stress induces pain. Pain is part of our homeostatic system and in this way is an emotion, i.e., it tells us that something is out-of-order (control), and emotion drives our behavior and one behavior is stress response. Stress comes from ourselves: the imagination we have or would like to have of us, from the image others give of us, from the goals we assume it is necessary to reach for our well-being or the goals others want us to fulfill. Stress comes from our social condition and the condition we would like, stress comes from dangerous situations we cannot control. Headache easily fits in the picture
Persistent pain is a complex experience that can be difficult to treat if there is no obvious source...
There is a well-established comorbidity between migraine and anxiety and depression (A/D). Here, we ...
Abstract There are original physical basis of pain, even when an anatomical site or pathophysiologi...
Stress is widely demonstrated as a contributing factor in tension-type headache (TTH). The mechanism...
BACKGROUND: A central model for chronic tension-type headache (CTH) posits that stress contributes t...
Headache pain affects a large portion of the population and significantly reduces quality of life. S...
Pain is a primary symptom driving patients to seek physical therapy, and its attenu-ation commonly d...
Stress is the most commonly reported trigger of an episode of chronic tension-type headache (CTTH); ...
Pain hurts. Chronic pain hurts for longer than three months and in some cases, is long term (Nichola...
Objective: Despite decades of research on the identification of specific characteristics of situatio...
attempt to discuss the relationship of psychiatric factors to pain must by the very nature of the su...
Stress is the most frequently cited precipitant of both migraine and muscle-contraction headache. Al...
Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.While stress is often considered by patients and c...
Psychological stress triggers headaches, but how this happens is unclear. To explore this, 38 migrai...
Mental stress is a noted contributing factor in chronic tension-type headache (CTH), however the mec...
Persistent pain is a complex experience that can be difficult to treat if there is no obvious source...
There is a well-established comorbidity between migraine and anxiety and depression (A/D). Here, we ...
Abstract There are original physical basis of pain, even when an anatomical site or pathophysiologi...
Stress is widely demonstrated as a contributing factor in tension-type headache (TTH). The mechanism...
BACKGROUND: A central model for chronic tension-type headache (CTH) posits that stress contributes t...
Headache pain affects a large portion of the population and significantly reduces quality of life. S...
Pain is a primary symptom driving patients to seek physical therapy, and its attenu-ation commonly d...
Stress is the most commonly reported trigger of an episode of chronic tension-type headache (CTTH); ...
Pain hurts. Chronic pain hurts for longer than three months and in some cases, is long term (Nichola...
Objective: Despite decades of research on the identification of specific characteristics of situatio...
attempt to discuss the relationship of psychiatric factors to pain must by the very nature of the su...
Stress is the most frequently cited precipitant of both migraine and muscle-contraction headache. Al...
Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.While stress is often considered by patients and c...
Psychological stress triggers headaches, but how this happens is unclear. To explore this, 38 migrai...
Mental stress is a noted contributing factor in chronic tension-type headache (CTH), however the mec...
Persistent pain is a complex experience that can be difficult to treat if there is no obvious source...
There is a well-established comorbidity between migraine and anxiety and depression (A/D). Here, we ...
Abstract There are original physical basis of pain, even when an anatomical site or pathophysiologi...