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Research has shown that women generally experience more recurrent pain, more severe pain and longer lasting pain than men. Many people are unaware that certain pain conditions are more prevalent in women than in men.
9. Okt. 2017 · Why? Because the medical concepts of most diseases are based on understandings of male physiology, and women have altogether different symptoms than men when having a heart attack. To return to the issue of chronic pain, 70% of the people it impacts are women. And yet, 80% of pain studies are conducted on male mice or human men.
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22. Mai 2018 · 22 May 2018. By Jennifer Billock,Features correspondent. Getty Images. When they’re in pain, women wait longer in emergency departments and are less likely to be given effective painkillers...
Gender equity and gender medicine are opportunities not to be missed, and this Expert Group Opinion Paper on pain in women aims to review the treatment of pain conditions mainly affecting women, as well as the fundamental aspects of the different clinical response to drug treatment between the genders, and what can be done for gender-specific ...
- Roberto Casale, Fabiola Atzeni, Laura Bazzichi, Giovanna Beretta, Elisabetta Costantini, Paola Sacer...
- 2021
6. März 2024 · Women and girls are more likely to experience chronic pain conditions compared with men and boys and often report more severe pain and greater functional impairment.
The present study demonstrates a perceived sex bias in lay perceivers’ pain estimation and pain treatment recommendations. Women's pain was viewed as less intense and as benefiting more from psychotherapy than men's pain, and perceivers’ gender role stereotypes about willingness to report pain explained some of this bias in pain estimation ...
20. Nov. 2012 · A clear majority of patients with chronic pain are women; however, it has been surprisingly difficult to determine whether this sex bias corresponds to actual sex differences in pain sensitivity.
