Do you feel physical pain when you are heartbreak?
Yes you can experience physical pain brought on by your emotions. I'm not positive but when you feel emotions your brain is releasing chemicals and neurotransmiters, some of these show physically. Its like the opposite of the placebo effect, when you get better from an illness because you believe you will because of the placebo you think is medicine. Its all chemical reactions and effects of said reactions.
Why does a heartbreak cause pain in the chest?
Intense grief can spill all sorts of inflammatory and stress mediators and hormones across the body.In fact, during the first 24 hours of bereavement, the risk of heart attack is increased by 21 times. And it remains 5–10 times increased risk for a few weeks after the bereavement.This type of intense stress causes catecholamines like adrenaline to increase. And this in turn can increase platelet activation which binds blood clots together. So if a plaque in a heart blood vessel is to burst (which is quite likely in old age) a blood clot is a lot more likely to form around it and block the blood vessel entirely - otherwise known as a heart attack.Also the following are increased during grief:blood pressurecortisol (the ‘stress hormone’)heart rateblood vessel constrictionAnd all of them increase the risk of heart attack and chest pain. If a coronary (heart) blood vessel is only partially blocked this can cause chest pain. And if this blood vessel then becomes fully blocked a heart attack occurs.
Why does your chest hurt when you are heart broken?
I’ll share with you my personal experience. I’ll also add that I have a bachelor degree in biomedical science. I’ll try to incorporate the two.In September I met an awesome woman. For a reason or another, in December we had some problems. We both had to take a break. It was difficult for me. I was experiencing the pain you are describing.I felt she was a part of myself. I felt I didn’t lose a person. I felt I lose a part of me. It was a pressure. It was something that I couldn’t live without. It was hard to cope with the pain.I haven’t received particular instruction on this matter. But science as far from now know that there are some neurons in the heart. I did a research and here what I have found.There are approximately 40,000 neurons in the heart that communicates with the brain. Memory is a distributive process ,it’s not only localized in the brain. It was discovered by a neurologist from Montreal, Dr Andrew Armour.To support this claim the article cites 3 cases of heart transplants. I’ll cite one.A 47 years old Caucasian received a heart from an 17 African. He suddenly started to love classical music. The 17 years old African was a violin player that died in a drive shooting clutching his violin case in his chest.I would even go further and introduce cellular memories.A 8 years old had received a heart from a 10 years old who got murdered. She had nightmares of a man who would murder her donor. The images were very specific.Police and psychiatrist were involved. The murderer got arrested.There is also feedback memory.Neurons work in neural circuits. Output will increase the input signals. But if there is no energy that is circulating in the system. It doesn’t stop. What has been stored it still accessible. There is no just no flow anymore. It’s data stored.Here is the reference in case you want to check it out:Second Brain Found in Heart Neurons - Trust your Gut Feelings
I can feel my broken heart pain. I am deeply hurt. I am a weak, sensitive person. How can I endure?
We all go through heart breaks and think we cannot live anymore. The best way to deal with any painful emotion is to express not repress it. Talk to someone who you can trust. Write a long letter to the person who hurt you. Then tear it up. Do not send it. Do not contact them. Do not beg them to take you back because they will hurt you more. And one day you'll regret it. Write all your emotions in a journal. Spend more times with the people who will always support you and tell the truth. Spend time alone reflecting your life and try to understand why you fell for that person. Accept that the person wasn't right for you. Go through the emotion. Do not date another person but take a break to heal first. There are 5 stages Of grief that you have to go through. You will feel the pain more and more if you address it now. You will feel angry and then depressed. As time passes, you will accept that you are better off without that person. Then you'll feel so free and happy just by yourself that you'll meet the people who will be good to you. Analyze your actions and the other person's behavior. Figure out their intentions. Try to put yourself in their shoes. Try to understand them. Then everytime you remember them, say "I forgive you". You don't forgive someone because they deserve it. You do because you don't want to carry negative emotion. Do not curse them but let karma do its work. You'll get to see in a few years that karma does exist and then you'll actually feel sorry for that person. For example, one of my friends got played by a very handsome man who happened to be a player. He made her feel as if he left because something was wrong with her. She went through the emotion and self-learning. Now she's happily married to a good man. And the guy married a fat woman who trapped him with pregnancy. My friend felt sorry for him. He still cheats with other women. The bottom line is people don't change. We can only change ourselves and then we can attract good people. Don't blame anyone but take responsibility for your part. Learn more about yourself. Read books on self-help to become emotionally strong and to grow self-love. Love yourself with all your weaknesses and learn to enjoy your own company. You can only love another person if your inside is filled with love for yourself. Loving yourself will also attract someone who will be kind to you amd won't break your heart.
Chest pain from crying?
I've been emotionally stressed for a few days now cause my man had to leave town today for 2 weeks (working).. Today and yesterday I think I cried so much I did damage to my heart.. My chest hurts!! Not like omg I'm dying.. But there is pain.. I threw up earlier cause I was crying so much.. And while I was vomiting,I noticed the pain!! It was like violently vomiting but just phlegm coming up (sorry to b graphic) Is this normal from crying so much and being veryyyy emotional??
Why our chest hurts when we cry?
When you feel very very sad, your heart is hurting. Give it time, it will heal. Pray. Edit: The Limbic system in the brain controls emotions, and is most likely responsible for the "pain" a person feels when they are very sad. It triggers a stress response to the body, the body actually tightens up and causes you to feel that heavy feeling inside. It is actually more of a defense mechanism than a problem. Usually no long term physical damage occurs to the body, but once in a blue moon, the heart can suffer trauma if the feelings trigger an intense response. Here is a website about the limbic system. http://www.amenclinics.com/bp/systems/li... Hope that helps.
Why does my heart (chest) physically ache when I'm heartbroken or similar?
Emotional heartbreak ramps up the sympathetic nervous system, which has the effect of constricting many arteries including the coronary arteries. This reduces the blood flow through the cardiac muscle. Any muscle hurts when it gets a deficient blood flow (menstrual cramps are another example), and this is why you feel the pain in the heart.
Why do we feel chest/heart pain when we are emotionally hurt rather than feeling a headache as ideally the brain should be the source of all emotions?
There is a strong connection between different parts of the body and emotions. Check out Louise Hay’s best seller “You can heal your life” which lists these connections beautifully.When I had problems with my heart recently and consulted a cardiologist he said that having a stressful relationship could certainly cause heart problems.You have a mistaken idea about the brain.
Chest pain from crying so much?
Yes, the muscles used in sobbing are some of the same that are in your chest and covet the heart. You are stretching these muscles as you sob.
I feel the area around my chest hurting every time I breathe. What is the cure for chest pain caused by serious heartbreak?
Time. However clichéd it may sound, time does heal all wounds.Meanwhile, keep going in life. Don't let it hinder your growth. You'll be a better person for it. Surround yourself with some funny and positive people. If there's anybody negative, just keep them at a distance. They're not worth your time.You're allowed to wail like a child at times, because man does it hurt.. But it'll go away, sooner or later.There's no instant cure. It's kinda like purgatory, you'll burn and hurt, but you'll come out much stronger and purer. Aag ka dariya, eh? :)