Who has more pain tolerance men or women?

Who is more likely to have shoulder pain men or women?

as far as i know women have more upper back pain and pain on shoulders and neck than men, whereas men are prone to lower back pain.

How much pain can a human withstand before he or she passes out?

There's no real definitive answer as each person is different, and therefore each person's pain tolerance level is different.

Can girls take pain better than guys?

There is no definitive answer to that question, as pain tolerance can vary greatly among individuals regardless of gender. It is influenced by various factors such as genetics, past experiences, and psychological factors. Both men and women can possess high pain tolerance levels.

Do women have a higher tolerance for pain than men?

There is no definitive answer to this question as pain tolerance can vary greatly among individuals regardless of gender. However, some studies suggest that women may have a slightly higher pain threshold than men, while others show no significant difference. Overall, pain perception and tolerance are influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, cultural norms, and individual experiences.

Why is fibromyalgia more common in women than men?

There are a variety of reasons that women are more commonly diagnosed with Fibromyalgia than men. One possible reason is that women are more likely to admit to pain and to visit the doctor.

Why women can withstand more G-force than men?

Naturally men can take more g force then women. To some degree, g-tolerance can be trainable, and there is also considerable variation in innate ability between individuals. In addition, some illnesses, particularly cardiovascular problems, reduce g-tolerance.

Are women able to cope with pain better?

Numerous studies (see men exhibit links) have revealed that men indeed have a higher pain threshold and tolerance than women in normal circumstances. Pregnancy and in particular labor are exceptions as a woman's body adjusts for the pain by highly elevating the level of endorphins in her body and thus that issue is not relevant to the question (see endorphins link). The massive amount of endorphins released during labor help the mother maintain intense focus and alertness that is usually impossible for women as they, unlike men, are naturally built for multitasking. Men with their ability to focus and higher threshold- the point at which you consider something painful- are more able to completely forget about a higher level of pain than women. The higher tolerance- the point at which you consider the pain unbearable or in the studies linked the point at which a participant quit the experiment- in men also make them a better choice for particularly intense pain, again excluding pregnancy. The advantage to the male approach of focusing is that they will either be able to completely shut pain out by focusing on something else for relatively minor pains and will focus on only the pain itself in more intense cases. Women in intense pain often mentally make their pain worse because they see a more broad picture then men and worry about several other aspects of the pain than simply how much it hurts. A man who has just broken a rib will think about how badly his rib hurts; a woman will think about that as well as what effects it will have on her, how long the pain will last, what she should do about it, etc. The female approach has advantages as well however. It has been established in studies that women are less likely to let pain affect their day-to-day life despite their lower threshold and tolerance (see women exhibit link). Most pains that may come into play in a study of day-to-day life are those which are above the average threshold of either gender but still well below the tolerance for either, but because men just shake the pain off it also allows them to feel less pain then women. If a woman multi-tasks it does not distract her from the pain, but only makes her hold it in, which can make it more intense because she'll think about it more. In conclusion, with regards to simply measuring threshold and tolerance one of the links provided describes the male advantage as "moderate," on a scale of small, moderate, and large. With minor pain just above the threshold or very intense pain there is no doubt men have a scientifically significant advantage. __________________________________________________________ I think this was written by a man. But no, really, only men can blah about being tougher. Anyway, I think both are pretty much the same. It depends on the person, but, I believe men can take more pain when it comes to working hard and fighting, because they have the physical strength. But women diliver children which is the most painful natural thing. It also depends on the woman, but I think no man can give birth to a child. And I also think no woman can beat up a man (only in cases of a woman being a 6 foot monster and the man being a 5 foot shorty).

Why do women have to give birth and not men?

wemen should because they can take pain more then men can men might die if they give bith

How many women have chronic pelvic pain?

more common in women than in men; it is thought to affect about 14% of adult women worldwide.

Do men want smart women or just the easy ones?

Men like smart women but smart women tend to be a bit more of a pain in the butt so men often default to the easy ones.

Can men tolerate more pain than women?

just becuz they do Really? You sound dumb

Do more women want to be men or more men want to be women?

men want to be women

Who has more pain tolerance men or women?

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