Can mental anguish cause phyiscal pain?

Question

that is the question.

This explains why I have a head ache for over a year now sweet, if my life wasn't so biarzze I'd be dead right now.

On a scale of 1 to 10 it's about 100, luckily or unluckily I know how to endure pain. I never thougt a dicspline that I was taught in self defense would be my last defense againist this type of pain.

It actaully feels like I had a gun shoot in to my head, but I am well alive... Very odd.

Rings_around_Saturn all my muscles were tight for about 1 year, as a result I am much stronger now. Well I am starting to feel things again pain and other simple feelings.

Answer 1

Undoubtedly yes, it can

Answer 2

Absolutely. It's called psychosomatic pain. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and placed on two heavy-duty medications for pain when all it really was was extreme anguish over the breakup of my long marriage, my ex's mental problems, my daughter running away, the loss of my job, moving out of state, etc... As soon as I was able to process all of the psychological feelings, the pain and alleged fibromyalgia symptoms went away completely. No more headaches, muscle aches, nausea, cramps, foggy thinking, depression, etc..

It is positively proven that anxiety and depression can cause physical symptoms. That's why it's really important for doctors to rule out depression before treating some illnesses or illnesses that can't be documented by lab work or scans.

Answer 3

Yes, it definitely can. Strong mental anguish can lead to stress and depression. Such extended and focused use of the brain can cause headaches, stomach aches, and various other ailments. Excessive crying and sniffling can lead to dry eyes and a sore nose as well. Your muscles may also tighten up and become sore.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Absolutely it can! Been there done that. No physical pain anymore, still some mental but have learned to deal with it in a healthy way. Stay strong!

“Worry is, and always will be, a fatal disease of the heart, for its beginning signals the end of faith. Worry intrudes on God's compassionate ability to provide. When we allow our problems to overshadow God's promises, we unknowingly, doom ourselves to a defeat that was never part of God's eternal plans. Release the regrets of yesterday, refuse the fears of tomorrow and receive instead, the peace of today.”

Answer 6

Yes, depression can cause physical pain. There is no reason for you to endure that pain if there is a cure for it, so get that depression in control by going to a doctor or therapist.

Answer 7

Yes. Stress can lead to physical ailments.

Answer 8

It sure can. Any type of depression can cause you pain in your physical body.

Answer 9

Yes it can. I do know this from personal experience. I have also had pts that have had this problem.

Answer 10

In a word: YES!