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3. Dental ProblemsStress causes people to grind their teeth, not only when they’re asleep but also during the day. Sometimes they don’t know that they are clenching their jaws and grinding their teeth. Both these actions can cause facial pain and dental problems. Your dentist can tell you if you have visible damage to the teeth and will advise you on how to prevent further wear.4. Changes in the menstrual cycleFor some women, stress can cause their menstrual cycle to happen twice a month or even to disappear completely. Other women may still have a regular cycle, but stress will make it more painful and their premenstrual syndrome (PMS) to be far more acute and severe.5. Hair loss and greying of hairYouve probably heard the expressions “pure fright made his hair turn white” or “the weight of his problems made his hair turn grey”. Well, these are not just old wives tales, they are true. When we are chronically stressed, our production of melatonin is reduced. This makes our hair turn grey. Also, when we are stressed our white blood cells attack the hair follicles. This makes our hair fall out. Some people are already genetically predisposed to early greying. Even so, traumatic events and periods of stress can accelerate the process.6. Strange and recurring dreamsSometimes the stress in our day follows us to bed at night. You might not be aware of it, but if you keep on having strange or frightening dreams, then maybe you are reliving the stressful events of the day and still trying to fix those stressful problems instead of having a peaceful night’s rest. These dreams can help you identify your problems and remind you what made you feel a certain way.7. Stomach problemsStress can completely upset the functioning of your stomach, so that either it keeps you in the toilet for far too long or it gives you chronic constipation. The relationship between stress and stomach problems is not fully understood, but it is certain that stressed out people tend to have more sensitive tummies.8. Sinusitis and prolonged coldsStress lowers the immune system, leaving us at risk of frequent colds, flu and viral diseases. One study found that people with high levels of stress are twice as likely to fall sick. So, if you’ve had a runny nose for weeks, maybe you’re stressed.As a final thought, you should note that chronic stress increases the risk for many health problems, including high blood pressure, heart attacks, stroke, and depression. Use these unusual signs of stress to identify the problem before it has accelerated: it’s not hard to reverse the process, once you’ve recognized it!Bio: Ashton is a life coach, helping people find and implement practical, effective ways for improving their life, reaching their goals, and feeling good all the time!
