Tension headache

This phenomenon is associated with their organization and subculture, including external, organizational, personal, and operational stress. Overinvestment has a long-term characterization of alienating families and friends in their emotionally detachment. Examples happen to range from negative public opinions, exposure to violence, feeling of unappreciation, double-time or shift work, and constantly present threats. There exist a functional and dysfunctional reality in occupational alertness…

unpleasant in another, and this will cause a lot of tension especially in a multiracial workplace. Another common cause of interpersonal conflict in the workplace is individual ideas about personal success. Some employees might have a strong drive for work-related achievement, and that always tends to clash with those who do not value the same principles, especially if they have to work together as a team. Interpersonal conflict creates a lot of tension in the office space—fueled by office…

peak at about 75 to 120 minutes which plateaus for about 3.5 hours (Liechti ME, Gamma A, Vollenweider FX, 2001). The short term effects of (physical): • Dilated pupils, muscle tension • Involuntary teeth clenching • Increased blood pressure and temperature, rapid heart rate • Sweating, nausea, vomit, decreased appetite, headache • Pregnant women take MDMA will lead to the destruction of chromosomes and the birth defects in infants • Severe poisoning can occur dehydration, sudden heart disease,…

on them that is not taken very seriously by others. But could this stress be leading to both mental and physical health problems that are unknown by many and affecting people greatly? Stress is pressure or tension exerted on a person for different reasons. In this case, the pressure and tension are causing health problems that people are unaware of. Even though stress is not something you can see itself, there are many signs and effects of stress that you can see. Stress has a major effect on…

Summer isn't the best time of year for running. The main reason is the heat. A runner builds up a lot of internal heat but isn't moving fast enough to benefit much from the cooling effects of a good wind stream as a bicyclist would. Beyond the problem of staying cool, there are a lot of other considerations, especially when running long distances. Everything should be as optimized as possible. This includes your gear, such as your shoes and sunglasses. Unfortunately, sunglasses don't always get…

Saunas are a popular way to relax, get rid of the toxins and lose weight. They help us fell better and enjoy the pleasant warmth at the end of a stressful day. There are many people all over the world who constantly use a sauna and for good reasons. Whenever the body sweats it basically regenerates itself, making you experience less pain and enjoy a nice, warm sauna experience. However, there has always been the debate whether a dry sauna is more beneficial than a steam sauna and it seems that…

Introduction to Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) occurs when there is a mechanical force that has been applied to the head as it affects the normal functioning of the brain. When looking at what mechanical force is, it call be seen in two ways. The first way comes from a ‘blow to the head’ ‘rapid acceleration-deceleration event’ (Struchen & Clark, 2007). An example of this would be from a car accident. The human brain can become injured with or…

glaucoma is called low-tension or normal-tension glaucoma. It is a type of open-angle glaucoma consequently researchers have discovered genes that could help explain how glaucoma damages the…

Positivity People who are optimistic see the bright side of things. They don't mourn because of what they don't have but instead, tend to appreciate what they do have. People who are not positive worry about the wrong things that can happen, when in fact nothing as even happened. Teenagers may worry about how to juggle between work, school, keeping healthy and having a social life. Teenagers are in fact obligated to make life changing decisions everyday. On average, a 14 to16 year old…

The composite full scale intelligence quotient (FSIQ) is a global representation of the individual’s functioning, the index scores represent their ability on a specific grouping of tasks, and the subtests scores indicate their ability within the specific cognitive functions. The patient’s FSIQ measured in the average range (FSIQ = 97) on the WAIS-IV. There was significant scatter among index scores most likely caused by Mrs. Smith’s difficulties concentrating and sustaining attention; therefore,…