Neurologist Danilov explained why at the age of 30-55 people complain more often about pain.
The ever-increasing burden of responsibility for work, family, children and sometimes even grandchildren increases the pain, the doctor believes. Surveys conducted show that the number of welfare complaints does not increase indefinitely; At about age 55, the desire to complain stops growing.
"When the mind and body cannot cope, pain becomes a socially acceptable way to relieve stress," Danilov says.
According to the neurologist, after retirement the social load usually decreases. At the same time, the nature of the complaints changes with age: migraines and stomachaches are felt more often in youth and adulthood, and back and joint pains appear later and gradually increase.
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