After examining a patient's test results & not finding anything that can explain what the patient is complaining about, some doctors don't actually know the cause of the illness. At that point, some doctors will tell their patients that the illness is 'related to stress'.
Most people don't tend to argue with that claim because most people are under some amount of daily stress & they can't prove such a claim is true or false. If a person doesn't accept such an answer and the doctor can't give them an answer that will satisfy the patient, some doctors will then tell their patient the problem is psychosomatic (in the persons mind only). This is usually done to frustrate the person & to discourage the patient so s/he will go to another Doctor Who might have more of a clue or solution to their illness.
325 kilopascals equal 47.137 psi (pounds per square inch) There is a fine calculator for the conversion of pressure or stress units. Scroll down to related links and look at "Pressure or Stress Units".
depends on what subject: for psychology, stress is elevated more when people are suprised with new unpredicted challenges rather than handling a known stress. In an experiment, it would mean the variables are not related and another confounding varialbe is affecting the change, statistical indifference?
You might be thinking of a stress fracture; a fracture of a bone caused by repeated (rather than sudden) mechanical stress.
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Stress-related physical illnesses, such as irritable bowel syndrome , heart attacks, and chronic headaches, result from long-term overstimulation of a part of the nervous system that regulates the heart rate, blood pressure, and digestive system.
In the workplace, stress-related illness often takes the form of burnout--a loss of interest in or ability to perform one's job due to long-term high stress levels.
psychosomatic illnesses
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Stress can be a trigger for mental illnesses, but it is often in conjunction with other causes such as genetics, abuse, a traumatic event, or an illness.
typically involves one or more stress reduction strategies. Stress reduction strategies generally fall into one of three categories: avoiding stressors; changing one's reaction to the stressor(s); or relieving stress after the reaction to the stressor
Post traumatic stress disorder comes to mind.
Stress, certain illnesses, and pregnancy.
psychophysiological illnesses
There are lots of ways to reduce stress - and it's very important that everyone does so. It's difficult, partly because of the way we lives our lives in the 21st Century. In fact, chronic stress has been linked to up to 70% of illnesses. Many people think they just need to accept their anxiety and stress and push through it, but decades of medical research have demonstrated that avoidance can eventually lead to diminished health. The "Related link" below won't help you slow down your life or eliminate stressful problems, but it'll provide a free video relaxation exercise proven by medical research to reduce stress and also potentially improve a variety of stress-related illnesses. Good luck!
WorkChildrenMenThree diseases that are associated with stress are; heart disease, auto immune diseases, cancer. The medical research on stress and cancer is sketchy, many physicians are leaning toward the opinion that stress can cause or proliferate cancer cells. There is many medical studies if you visit pubmed.gov. What can be confirmed by all physicians is stress impairs your immune function leaving your body open to invasions from pathogens.