3 🔑 reasons women have more high-impact ChronicPain -They experience pain differently - They 😴 poorly -They often aren’t believed mmallampalli1, Ph.D., & HW Women’s Health Advisory Council member, shares ways to lead a better life: bottomlineinc
hip, back, knee, and pelvic floor paininterstitial cystitis , pain so severe it interferes with the ability to work or enjoy life. Why do women suffer disproportionately? There are a few reasons:Women feel pain more intensely than men, perhaps due to having more nerve receptors throughout the body, an increased tendency towards inflammation, and different ways of processing pain in the central nervous system.
One patient advocate I’ve worked with who lives with chronic migraine, fibromyalgia, anxiety, and depression carries a letter from her specialists stating she has these conditions whenever seeing a new provider. She shouldn’t need to, but she has learned that doing so, especially as a Black woman, ensures she is believed.to address your pain. Possibilities include a rheumatologist, pain specialist, orthopedist, gynecologist, physical therapist, acupuncturist, psychologist, or psychiatrist.
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