Stress And Chronic Diseases

Sammprada Hospital09 Jul, 2024Business

Evidence shows that stress has a physical (objective) and psychological (subjective) component. The stress response enables adaptation and is measured by neuroendocrine and behavioural indices. Chronic stress results from overwhelming stress that cannot be resolved. In such circumstances, the systemic levels of molecular mediators of stress remain high, resulting in the compromise of the immune system and long-term damage to multiple organs and tissues.