Surcharge
de stress
Maux de tête liés au stress
LE STRESS EST PARTOUT !
Sécrétion d’hormones
du stress
(cortisol, adrénaline,
noradrénaline) (2-4)
Hypersensibilisation
du cerveau à la douleur (5-7)
Neuroinflammation
(Relargage de cytokines) (7-10)
Augmentation de
la fréquence et de
l’intensité des céphalées
de tension (9-11)
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