… The results obtained in the current study suggest that the relationship between SBP and
pain sensitivity extends to the normotensive range of blood pressures in humans. These …

… Some studies suggest that the typical inverse relationship between resting BP and acute
pain sensitivity may be altered in chronic pain conditions, with consequences for the …

… blood pressure and pain sensitivity, which has previously been documented for the
normotensive and hypertensive ranges, can now be generalized to the complete blood pressure …

… resting blood pressure levels and acute pain sensitivity across the normotensive range of
blood … While some investigators have suggested the inverse blood pressure–pain sensitivity …

… between pain sensitivity and blood pressure holds even within the normal range of blood
pressure. … by a recent finding that pain tolerance measured at age 14 years predicts ambulatory …

… blood pressure is associated with diminished pain sensitivity. … relation between blood pressure
and pain sensitivity emerges across … Blood pressure readings were taken during a resting …

… blood pressure is associated with decreased pain sensitivity in … relationship between pain
sensitivity and blood pressure does … For example, blood pressure and pain sensitivity could be …

… Pain sensitivity is correlated to blood pressure levels whereas the parental history of
hypertension per se does not affect the pain perception pattern. Thus, the degree of blood pressure …

… blood pressure and gender. Resting systolic blood pressure was a significant predictor of pain
sensitivity… interaction between resting blood pressure and gender were not related to pain …

… hour blood pressure was inversely associated with pain sensitivity … between pain sensitivity
and ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) in … In addition to using standard pain assessment tools, …