Sentence examples for sensitivity sufferers from inspiring English sources

I have a criticism of your article on multiple chemical sensitivity sufferers in Arizona ("In One Arizona Community, an Oasis in a Toxic World," July 10).

Such results are consistent with suggestions of central sensitization and an increased general pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers [1, 22, 23].

For example, increased baseline pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers may be due to sensitization (indexed preferentially in reduced tolerance and increased supra-threshold response), while stress may aggravate the increased pain sensitivity through reducing threshold to noxious input from the periphery, and increasing supra-threshold response.

And something besides particle counts may be feeding the misery, experts say -- the heightened sensitivity of allergy sufferers.

One proposition is that stress aggravates already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers [1, 2].

One proposition is that stress aggravates already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers.

The results support the hypothesis that mental stress contributes to CTH through aggravating already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers.

The aim was to examine effects of mental stress on threshold and supra-threshold cold pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers.

Olesen [29] and others [1, 30] have suggested mental stress may contribute to CTH through aggravating already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers.

Taken together, the results support the hypothesis that mental stress contributes to CTH through aggravating already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers.

However, self-report represents maximal integration of the stress and pain systems, and most previous research has used self-report to demonstrate increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers (e.g. [22, 25, 27]), and hyperalgesic effects of stress on pain sensitivity in healthy humans (e.g. [10, 11]).