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Cathcart S et al. – The results indicate increased temporal summation (TS) to pressure pain and impaired diffuse noxious inhibitory controls (DNIC) of TS in CTH–S. Stress does not appear to aggravate abnormal TS or DNIC mechanisms in chronic tension–type headache sufferers (CTH–S).

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