She was in a car accident 10 months ago. One month after the accident she had MRIs of the cervical and lumbar spine and both were normal. After complaining of constant pain for the next two months she went for new MRIs. The new tests showed some compression and herniation of the nerves, but I have the feeling she's faking her pain or at least overacting. It is not uncommon for people to have pain radiating to other parts of the body from herniation or compression of nerves.
People also have different pain tolerance.
We can't answer your question about what kind of pain she should have, but it sounds as though there is a lack of trust in your relationship that should be addressed. 882-7000 to make an appointment with a University of Missouri Health Sciences Center physician. I hit the right side of my head above my ear against a wall. I was very disorientated afterward, and I still don't remember hitting the wall, but after half an hour I regained my composure. Today I developed a black eye and I have a partial headache that involves my right eye but thus has lessened.