Signs He Might Be Stressed

Stress affects both men and women. But the way men respond to stress is a different matter. For one, research shows men are less likely to report emotional and physical symptoms of stress.

Tap each flip box below to see the physical, psychological, and behavioral signs of stress common in men.

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Headache
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Constipation
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Diarrhea
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Upset stomach
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Heartburn
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Muscle tension
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Neck, back or chest pain
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Fatigue
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Rapid heart rate
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Difficulty concentrating
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Trouble achieving or maintaining an erection
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Anxiety
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Irritability
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Sadness or depression
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Drug or alcohol misuse
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Overeating or undereating
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Social withdrawal or isolation
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Smoking
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Exercising less
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Gambling
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Clenching jaw or grinding teeth
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Nightmares
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Sleeping too much or too little
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Obsessive compulsive behaviors