Personalidad y fibromialgia

Abstract

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Perfil psicopatológico y de personalidad en dolor crónico no oncológico nociceptivo y neuropático: Estudio transversal comparativo

“…After repeated failed attempts, they feel incapable of generating new resolutive styles by themselves, which leads to a cycle of pain, subjective discomfort, despondency, anxiety, feelings of disability, lack of self-efficacy, reassessment of possibilities and self-concept, negative thoughts, limiting beliefs, defenselessness, exhaustion, and fear (Arango-Dávila & Rincón-Hoyos, 2018;D'ippolito et al, 2020;Edwards et al, 2016). The type of strategies and skills for facing stressful situations are influenced by each individual's personality (Dixon-Gordon et al, 2018;Lennox Thompson et al, 2020;Torres, 2018;Williams et al, 2020), which, in turn, can be affected by the chronic pain itself (Kato et al, 2017;Millon & Davis, 1998;Naylor et al, 2017). The traits and personality patterns when faced with a continuous stressor, in this case chronic pain, create less adaptive responses, boosting each other (Shapiro et al, 2020) and not only jeopardizing the clinical prognosis but also affecting numerous areas of life (Galli et al, 2021).…”

Modulating factors of fibromyalgia in women during the COVID-19 pandemic: A protocol for systematic review

“…Thus, these mental health issues are not considered the cause of fibromyalgia, but they are related to the increase in symptoms and the discomfort. [3,4]…”

“…[7] In addition, fibromyalgia is a disease that affects women to a greater extent than men, with the proportion between men and women being over 90% and similar in all countries, suggesting a relationship with the genetic components linked to the female chromosome. [4]…”