4 Reasons You May Be Experiencing Puzzling Pain
Are you struggling with aches and pains that are impacting your quality of life? If so, then it’s important to take the right steps to deal with this. To do that, you first need to identify the cause of the concern.
1. Dental Problems
First, you might find that you are struggling with pain due to a dental issue. This pain can be restricted to your teeth or it might impact other areas of your body. For instance, it’s not uncommon for teeth that sit awkwardly to cause issues with headaches and even severe migraines. That’s why you might want to fix underbite problems as early as possible to stop pain like this from becoming part of your life. To do this, you’ll need to arrange a consultation with a dental professional.
2. Sleep Environment
Issues with pain could also be due to a problem with your sleep environment. This will be the case if you wake up in the morning with pain in areas like your back or your neck. This can also lead to issues with headaches early in the day. If you are experiencing any problems like this, then it could be worth taking steps to change your sleep environment and ensure that you are getting more support for key areas of your body. You might want to think about updating things like the mattress or the bed frame itself. However, keep in mind that not everyone will benefit from a softer mattress such as a memory foam design.
3. Psychological Distress
Did you know that pain can be psychological? This is often the case when you’re dealing with an issue that your body doesn’t fully know how to manage. There are lots of examples where this can occur. For instance, you might be struggling with high levels of stress in your life. If you don’t handle this stress effectively, then it could present in a variety of ways. For instance, you might notice pain in your lower back. You may even find that the pain gets worse as you become more stressed or the tension increases. Fortunately, there are ways to manage these issues yourself, mainly through stress management. Whether you use meditation, talking therapy, or a bubbler pipe for marijuana use, it is always best to talk to your doctor about ways to manage your issues and get advice on things you can do to care for yourself.
4. Long Term Injury
Finally, it’s possible that you are struggling with ongoing pain due to a long term injury that was caused by an accident that occurred years ago or an issue you had while playing sports. Many people assume that an injury is always going to be painful immediately. However, this is not the case. It’s possible to be involved in an accident and the pain might take weeks or even months to develop. Pain from long term injuries also can get gradually worse overtime. If you are ever involved in an accident, be sure to consult a medical professional, such as Dr Timothy Steel, for an examination right away.
I hope this helps short article has helped you to understand some of the common reasons for puzzling pains which can disrupt your life. Aside from typical medical treatments, there are also alternate medicines which can be worth exploring such as cognitive therapy for pain from a psychological cause or massage and aromatherapy for stress induced pain.
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Shelbee
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8 Comments
Marsha Banks
Oh, I hate it when I wake up with a headache…the kind that wraps around the back of your head…those are the worst (besides a migraine).
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I hear you, Marsha! I woke up with a terrible headache the other day, on one of my painting days. The painting did not help the headache. But the pot did! Haha.
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Lovely
I had no clue that stress can cause physical pain. Thanks for sharing this.
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Lovely
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Oh my goodness, Lovely, stress can cause so many physical symptoms from headaches to heart disease. Stress management is a key to healthy living! Thanks for stopping by, my friend!
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Jennifer
When I’m stressed my jaw and neck hurt!!
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Stress really can cause so many unpleasant physical symptoms!
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Laurie
You’ve nailed several of the top symptoms associated with stress. Th at alone can cause so many problems. I can relate to several of your list here.
Thanks for bringing this to the Sunday Sunshine Blog Hop and congratulations on your post being featured!
Laurie
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Laurie, thanks so much! I used to have so much life stress back in my 20s and 30s that it really was killing me. I had so many medical problems from it. Once I was able to remove many of the stressors from my life, I noticed that I was able to return to a better state of physical health. It is all connected and we have to take care of all the parts of ourselves!
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Shelbee