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2. The abstract suggest linkage to female stereotypes...

Sat Jun 6, 2015, 08:26 AM

Jun 2015

I would have thought that chronic pain happens to both genders.

What makes one gender more susceptible to social role modelling/stereotyping?

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A Narrative Review of the Impact of Disbelief in Chronic Pain [View all] UglyGreed Jun 2015 OP

My wife lived through chronic pain for five years wyldwolf Jun 2015 #1

The abstract suggest linkage to female stereotypes... HereSince1628 Jun 2015 #2

I've got Trigeminal Neuralgia. My doctor's never doubted my pain... Violet_Crumble Jun 2015 #6

My sister's husband has this IDemo Jun 2015 #13

I get that same vibe. OnionPatch Jun 2015 #16

Legal Cannabis will help to solve this problem. tridim Jun 2015 #7

doesn't work well for me when the pain is really bad. cali Jun 2015 #8

I live in Seattle ismnotwasm Jun 2015 #11

Chronic pain sufferers are often stereotyped as "drug seekers" ismnotwasm Jun 2015 #9

Cannot imagine what people go through Prism Jun 2015 #10

Yes to your last sentence kcr Jun 2015 #12

My migraine headaches have gotten milder over the years. hunter Jun 2015 #15

Thank you all for the UglyGreed Jun 2015 #17