Have you ever had a headache or neck pain during a stressful week? Sometimes our emotions affect our bodies more than we realize.When we experience stress, our nervous system becomes more alert. Our muscles may become tense, especially around the neck and shoulders. Stress can also affect sleep and make existing pain feel stronger.Interestingly, pain is not only about muscles or injuries. Our brain plays an important role in how we experience it. This does not mean the pain is imaginary. The pain is real, even when stress contributes to it.As a physiotherapy student, I find this connection between the mind and body really interesting. It reminds me that treating pain is not always just about treating muscles.Regular movement, better sleep, relaxation and stress management may help. Sometimes, taking care of our mental health is also a way of taking care of our physical health.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11609167/
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