Women are more tolerant of pain than men .. and ..

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – According to a recent Canadian study, women tolerate pain better than men.

In detail, Canadian researchers studied a sample of 41 men and 38 women, then detected their pain sensation by exposing them to the heat of the forearm.

After being exposed to heat, the researchers asked the participants to estimate the degree of pain from 1 to 100%, with the results showing that men were more affected by heat, although women were exposed to heat. same degree during the experiment.

Researchers also explained that women quickly outgrow pain and that men's memory retains longer exposure.

In their comments, some felt that the results of this study were contrary to expectations because they showed that women are more tolerant than men at a time when they are described as feeling numb.