It's a proven fact that a vast majority of motor accident cause only minor injuries. While bodily injury can be specifically measured, the limits of pain and suffering cannot be measured .Each of us has a different "pain threshold" - - that is, the point at which we begin to feel physical pain . The pain threshold does not correspond to the nature of injury suffered, it has a lot to do with your previous experience of similar pain, how well you remember it, and your ability to understand what caused you that pain, and its consequences, the last time around.
Physical pain will be increased by stress and strain. Even ordinary pain could be magnified by personal anxiety. There are also emotional reactions to the injury. A bodily injury is bound to cause some degree of mental distress. The duration and severity of it depends on a number of factors: The type of individual you are, the ultimate consequences of the injury you sustained, and the life stresses or strengths you're experiencing at the time of your injury
When it comes to muscle injuries one thing you must keep in mind is that when one part of the body demands rest , we try to compensate by placing a new burden on other muscles. This only further complicates the pain, because the muscles that are used to play an additional role (in addition to doing their usual load of work) will cause a lot of pain on account of their new role. |