This news report caught my attention: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-00895-3?WT.ec_id=NATURE-20190328
The brain's response to pain signals is highly dependent on the sex of the person, and involves microglia and t-cells, as well as sex hormones. Quite interesting. Anyone who is having pain issues might find it interesting. Maybe it will suggest different ways to deal with pain, or at least explain why some methods don't work.
The article doesn't mention ME, but since microglia and t-cells are involved, and a sexual difference, it might help explain some aspects of ME, such as the ratio of males to females with ME.
The brain's response to pain signals is highly dependent on the sex of the person, and involves microglia and t-cells, as well as sex hormones. Quite interesting. Anyone who is having pain issues might find it interesting. Maybe it will suggest different ways to deal with pain, or at least explain why some methods don't work.
The article doesn't mention ME, but since microglia and t-cells are involved, and a sexual difference, it might help explain some aspects of ME, such as the ratio of males to females with ME.