What is your true pain tolerance?

Pain sensitivity, also known as pain tolerance, is a person's ability to withstand painful stimuli. People have different pain sensitivity levels due to various factors, including genetics. 

Some people are born with a genetic predisposition to pain sensitivity, meaning they are more likely to experience pain than others.

Symptoms of pain sensitivity can vary from person to person, but some common ones include:

• Increased sensitivity to touch or pressure
• Higher sensitivity to heat or cold
• A lower tolerance for pain
• Easily feeling overwhelmed by pain
• Quickly becoming tired or exhausted when experiencing pain

A genetic test can help determine whether a person has a genetic predisposition to pain sensitivity. This test looks at a person's DNA to identify specific genetic variations associated with pain sensitivity. 

The test can provide insight into a person's risk of developing pain sensitivity and other related health conditions by identifying these variations.

One of the key benefits of a genetic test for pain sensitivity is that it can help doctors tailor treatment plans to a person's specific needs. For example, a person with a genetic predisposition to pain sensitivity may require a different pain management plan than someone who does not have this predisposition.

By understanding their genetic predisposition to pain sensitivity, people can take steps to manage their pain and improve their overall health and well-being.