stress-induced

From mental strain

Stress-induced describes conditions, behaviors, or changes caused by physical or psychological stress.

Medical contexts use it for health problems triggered by prolonged pressure: stress-induced hypertension, stress-induced insomnia.

The term appears in everyday speech for any stress-related effect: stress-induced eating, stress-induced breakdowns.

physiological

cortisol

Adrenal steroid regulating stress

fatigue · inflammation · ulcer · muscle tension · heart palpitations · immune suppression · adrenal fatigue · chronic pain · hormonal imbalance · elevated blood pressure

psychological

anxiety

Persistent apprehensive distress

irritability · emotional exhaustion · overwhelm · mental fog · mood swings · breakdown · rumination · hypervigilance · dissociation · trauma response

behavioral

overeating

Consuming beyond bodily needs

nail biting · compulsive shopping · alcohol consumption · emotional eating · binge eating · avoidance · workaholism · comfort eating · reckless behavior · isolation

medical

cardiomyopathy

Heart muscle disorder

stroke risk · arrhythmia · fibromyalgia · chronic fatigue syndrome · acid reflux · TMJ disorder · alopecia · hypertensive crisis · angina

Opposites
causal origin

stress-inducedgenetic

Relating to heredity

hereditary · congenital · innate · random · spontaneous

stress relationship

stress-inducedstress-relieving

Easing mental or physical strain

calming · soothing · anxiolytic

spontaneity vs. triggered

stress-inducedspontaneous

Arising without external cause

unprovoked · natural · inherent · baseline · resting

Family

stress, stressful, induce, induction, induced, stressor

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