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Men, women have different stress reactions to relationship conflict

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Men and women who are expectant parents have different stress reactions to relationship conflict, according to researchers at Penn State, who studied couples expecting their first child. In addition, recovery from the initial reaction to conflict also can be different for men and women, depending on individual difficulties, such as anxiety, or relationship difficulties, such as chronic relationship conflict.

The researchers found that men's increased stress levels -- measured by the amount of the stress hormone cortisol -- during a conflict discussion depended on the level of hostility the couple expressed. More hostility led to a larger stress reaction for men, but the stress levels of pregnant women during the discussion were not linked to the amount of hostility expressed.

The team also found that recovery from the conflict discussion -- measured by assessing cortisol levels 20 minutes later -- did not differ for men and women with low levels of anxiety. However, men with a high level of anxiety recovered less, whereas women with high anxiety recovered more if the couple had expressed a high level of hostility during the discussion. The same pattern was found for men and women who reported low versus high levels of chronic, unresolved relationship conflict.

"Hostility and negativity in a relationship has been shown to have a major impact on mental health and the future well being of the couple," said Mark Feinberg, research professor in the Prevention Research Center for the Promotion of Human Development at Penn State. "It is especially important to understand how relationship conflict may affect stress during pregnancy, as maternal stress has been linked to health problems for both the mother and child. And men who have difficulty dealing with stress could end up reacting angrily to future disagreements, which could affect the quality of the relationship, parent-child relations and children's adjustment."

The researchers recruited 138 heterosexual couples expecting their first child (82 percent were married) to participate in the study. In their own homes, the expectant parents separately completed questionnaires regarding their relationship experiences and individual qualities, attitudes and well-being. Interviewers videotaped two six-minute interactions of each couple discussing something not related to the relationship. Next, the couples were asked to discuss three problems in their relationship, such as money and housework.

During the home interviews, the researchers collected three saliva samples from each of the participants in order to measure the amount of cortisol contained within the saliva. They collected the first baseline sample prior to videotaping the interactions among the participants. They collected the second sample after the conflict discussion to examine the participants' reactivity to the conflict. They collected the third sample 20 minutes after the second sample to assess whether cortisol levels had gone back down as they typically due after a brief stressor, indicating recovery from the stress of the conflict.

As expected, the researchers found that greater hostility in a conflict discussion led to increased levels of cortisol, indicating greater physiological stress, for men. The same pattern was not found for women. However, the researchers noted this may be due to the fact that women's cortisol levels are already high during pregnancy.

In examining the participants' recovery to conflict, men with a high level of anxiety recovered less, whereas women with high anxiety recovered more. The same pattern was found for men and women who reported low versus high levels of chronic, unresolved relationship conflict.

The research findings appeared in the British Journal of Psychology at the end of the week of October 15.

"We found that all men appeared to find hostility stressful," said Feinberg. "For generally anxious men, more expressed hostility was also linked to more persistence of this elevated stress. On the other hand, generally anxious women experienced relatively more prolonged stress when there were lower levels of negativity and hostility expressed during the discussion. We speculate that these anxious women, as well as women in relationships in which chronic arguing is a feature, find the airing of differences, even when the tone turns negative, to be reassuring that the couple is engaged with each other. This may be particularly important for women during the vulnerable period of their first pregnancy. It would be useful for couples to understand that they need to carefully balance the apparently beneficial effects that discussing difficult relationship topics had for some women with the apparently negative effects it has on some men."

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But I Read That Online? OMBE Center

From the desk of Kristen M. Reynolds, PT, DPT, PMA^?-CPT?

Low back pain. Headache. Foot cramps. Occasional eye twitch. Restless legs?google all of those symptoms together and what do you have? An even bigger headache with fear of what you may be suffering from! The Internet is a wonderful resource for investigating conditions and medical options, but everyone must take caution that online literature is not always written by a licensed health care professional.

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THE CONS

- Many people are guilty of establishing a self-diagnosis, and even a treatment plan, from the world wide web. However, such medical advice is inaccurate the majority of the time due to the source.

- In the case that what you are reading is written by a professional it is essential to note that the information provided is not intended to substitute for the diagnosis, education, or treatment of a medical professional familiar with your specific conditions and needs. Individuals should always consult with a professional for answers to personal health questions within that professional?s scope of practice.

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THE PROS

- Patients can learn more about their injury or condition after being diagnosed by a medical professional.

- There is a wealth of information on how to prevent injuries or conditions that individuals can safely employ.

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THE RECOMMENDED

As a PT, I greatly enjoy giving my patients a variety of ways to educate themselves about their bodies and self-care. It is always helpful to narrow down ?the good? sources from ?the bad? sources by going to a professional organization or association website. My favorite consumer friendly site is from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA):

Move Forward PT

- Explains why individuals may seek out physical therapy services.

- Allows you to browse a libary by symptoms, conditions, or diagnoses to learn how a physical therapist can help you.

- Has an ?Interactive Body? to browse by body part to learn how a physical therapist can treat you.

- ?Find a PT? section helps you locate and choose a physical therapist from a national database of APTA members that is right for you, as well as prepare for you for your first visit and how to get the most out of the session.

- Offers ?Ask a PT? is to provide consumers with the opportunity to send questions to a panel of APTA therapists. The panel selects a variety of questions each month that cover of a variety of consumer health issues.

- Posts injury prevention tips and sample exercises to help reduce your risk of injury from activities such as backpacking, gardening, and biking.

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Kristen Reynolds, DPT, PMA?-CPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy and PMA? Certified Pilates Teacher

Kristen Reynolds earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science from James Madison University in 2006 and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the MGH Institute of Health Professions in 2009. While practicing in orthopedics and sports medicine, a mentor introduced her to the Pilates Method and she has since pursued comprehensive certification to compliment her clinical interests. She has studied with Balanced Body, Peak Pilates, and most recently Balancepoint Pilates. She is an active member of the Pilates Method Alliance, American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Sections, as well as the APTA of Massachusetts Shoulder and Manual Physical Therapy Special Interest Groups.

Always interested in sports and fitness, she is a former YMCA and Junior Olympic gymnast, coach, and ACE personal trainer. Integrating the Pilates principles and Mat, Reformer, and Cadillac repertoire into her physical therapy practice has produced successful rehabilitation outcomes for a wide variety of patients, including adolescents, elite athletes and dancers, and individuals with chronic orthopedic conditions. Kristen utilizes this alternative therapeutic approach to improve muscle performance and joint mobility, correct posture and alignment, enhance body awareness, and create an evenly conditioned body that is more resilient to extremity and spinal injury. She greatly enjoys designing programs to target personal goals, educating clients to incorporate Pilates into their daily activities, and teaching small group classes.

Book online for any private session or mat class in our Boston Pilates studio or contact?OMBE for additional information.

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George Zimmerman's medical records targeted on eve of hearing

ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - The family of Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager killed by Florida neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, called on Thursday for access to Zimmerman's confidential medical records if a judge approves a request for access to their son's school transcripts and other private documents.

Debra Nelson, the judge who set a tentative June 10 date for Zimmerman's second-degree murder trial, could approve a defense request for Martin's school and social media records at a hearing scheduled for Friday.

Prosecutors want the judge to seal any records obtained by the defense until the court decides whether the defense is entitled to those records, and whether they should be made public.

"George Zimmerman's medical records are far more relevant than Trayvon Martin's school records. They go directly to his state of mind when he pulled the trigger and took Trayvon's life," Ben Crump, lawyer for Trayvon's parents Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton, told Reuters on Thursday.

Prosecutors have said in court filings that Zimmerman's lawyers were on a "fishing expedition" for background information about Martin that could potentially be used "to influence public perception or otherwise curry favor with potential jurors".

Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's lead defense attorney, has said his records request was part of a well thought out plan to focus on potentially relevant and admissible information.

At the same time, O'Mara has sought to block a prosecution request for the release of more of Zimmerman's medical records, citing what he describes as his client's right to privacy.

Martin's school records could provide details of any history of disciplinary action. At the time of his February 26 death, in a gated subdivision in the central Florida town of Sanford near Orlando, the 17-year-old was staying at his father's fianc?e's town home.

He was serving a 10-day suspension from Miami's Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School after being caught with a baggie containing traces of marijuana.

MEDICATIONS

Zimmerman's medical records could shed more light on the medications he was taking at the time of the shooting.

In a report filed by the Sanford Fire Department and included in discovery documents released in May by prosecutors, paramedics listed Zimmerman's medications as Librax and Temazepam.

Librax is used to treat stomach ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome, and relieves anxiety. Stopping the drug suddenly has been linked to withdrawal symptoms such as anxiousness, sleeplessness, and irritability.

Temazepam is an immediate-acting drug used for the short-term treatment of sleeplessness and includes anti-anxiety, anticonvulsant and muscle relaxant properties.

A report by Zimmerman's doctor made public in July on O'Mara's website shows Zimmerman was also taking Adderall, a psychostimulant used for treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and Omeprazole, a treatment for gastroesophageal reflux disease.

"Knowing what psychological illnesses George Zimmerman had is crucial in understanding his mental state the night he shot and took the life of Trayvon Martin," Crump said.

Zimmerman has said he acted in self-defense on February 26 when he shot Martin, who was walking back from a convenience store to the town home where he was staying with his father.

O'Mara has said he would seek to have the murder charge dismissed in a hearing in April or May under Florida's Stand Your Ground law, which allows individuals in fear for their life Zto use deadly force in self-defense.

However, prosecutors argue that Martin would be alive if Zimmerman had followed instructions from a police dispatcher not to pursue Martin and instead wait for officers to arrive. Prosecutors contend Zimmerman profiled Martin and then pursued, confronted and killed him.

(Editing by Tom Brown, Cynthia Johnston and Andrew Hay)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/george-zimmermans-medical-records-targeted-eve-hearing-211349945.html

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Q & A: Can You Get Allergies After Moving to a New City?

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Some people can acquire new allergies, usually after three to five years of exposure, experts say.

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U.S. sees "open channel" with Myanmar on human rights

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has concluded its first set of human rights talks with Myanmar and is confident it now has an "open channel" to discuss political prisoners and other sensitive subjects as ties improve, the State Department said on Wednesday.

Michael Posner, the State Department's top human rights official, led the U.S. team at the talks in Myanmar's capital Naypyitaw, which come as the Obama administration dismantles longstanding sanctions to reward Myanmar's leaders for political and economic reforms.

"The results of the dialogue were assessed to be very positive and we look forward to continuing these discussions with Burmese authorities," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told a news briefing.

"We weren't sure whether the Burmese would be open to addressing all of those issues, and they were," Nuland said.

"We are confident that we have now an open channel with the government of Burma to discuss human rights and to continue to work on bringing them where they want to be in terms of human rights standards for their government."

The United States has seen ties warm rapidly with Myanmar since a quasi-civilian government took office in March 2011, ending five decades of military rule and launching rapid reforms including overhauling the economy, easing censorship, legalizing trade unions and protests and freeing political prisoners.

The United States has responded with diplomatic and economic gestures, sending Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Myanmar last year and easing sanctions.

Myanmar released its latest group of political prisoners last month, just before Myanmar President Thein Sein and veteran pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi visited the United States on separate trips.

"We have all spoken out about the need to get to zero in terms of political prisoners and we're continuing to work with the government of Burma on that," Nuland said.

The United States has also expressed concern over ongoing fighting with ethnic minority rebel groups and violence against ethnic Rohingya Muslims in western Rakhine state, as well as the government's continued military ties with North Korea.

(Reporting by Andrew Quinn; Editing by Jackie Frank)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/u-sees-open-channel-myanmar-human-rights-192659693.html

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Factbox: Greatest risks of high-altitude skydiving

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