Effect of stress on body temperature

Wednesday, July 11, 2018 1:09 AM News Many people suffer Stress and Stress, Which Can Reflect on the Public Health of the Individual In a recent study published in the journal Cell Metabolism, researchers found an important link between stress and fever.

The Impact of Stress on Public Health:
Often, people experience physiological changes badociated with psychological distress and, as a result of psychological pressure, may complain of certain symptoms such as depression. increased heart rate and body temperature. From the illness in the name of stress, which causes heat, and is a response to the fundamental psychological stress observed in mammals, where this response warms the muscles of wild animals during "fights or escapes", in the case of the face of its enemies, pressure The constant to which people are exposed They have been for a long time, which can cause chronic high body temperature, and this case is called 'psychological fever', and cause extreme fatigue.

A recent study showing the relationship between stress and fever:
In a recent study published in the journal Cell Metabolism, researchers identified the main neural circuit in the brain responsible for the development of psychological stress that causes cancer. body temperature. The study was conducted in rats under the supervision of Dr. Kazuhiro Nakamura of Kyoto University in Japan, where researchers subjected mice to severe psychological pressures similar to social pressure on humans, to cause mental stress. At high temperature of the body.

The results of the study:
Shortly after the previous experiment, the researchers found that stimulate neurons that connect the brain regions, humeral dorsal dystrophy and the spinal cord, is the main factor that stimulates fat production. Temperature, blood pressure and heart rate, and considering these symptoms, we find that they are the same symptoms as those experienced by those who have a state of psychological pressure, and based on the above, the Inhibition stops the rise of heat.

The researchers found that most feverish people are teenagers and their temperature may continue to rise for a month or more, and Dr. Nakamura pointed out that current studies have revealed the mechanism of basic heat stress, This mechanism can be of great importance to understand how the psychological fever develops, the precise factors that affect it, and therefore the development of a mechanism to treat it.