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Back and Abdominal Pain
Back and abdominal pain is a typical mix of symptoms experienced by many patients.
Lower back pain
is the most common type of serious
back ache.
The nerves of the lower back are involved in providing feeling and function to the abdominal region. It is no surprise that conditions which affect the
lumbar spine
might also affect the abdomen.
Causes of Back and Abdominal Pain
Combination back pain
conditions between these 2 areas are often experienced alternately or simultaneously. Dysfunction in any of the lumbar structures can possibly affect other anatomical regions, such as the buttocks, legs, feet or abdomen. Sometimes the cause of the abdominal pain is a direct result of a lower back pain syndrome, while other times, the pain is due to a sympathetic response.
Oxygen deprivation
of the spinal
nerve roots
can cause regional pain in many areas of the lower body. This syndrome is almost always caused by a
psychosomatic
process and can continue for many years if not correctly diagnosed.
Psychosomatic Back and Abdominal Pain
The abdomen is a typical location for many assorted
psychologically induced pain syndromes
to occur. Gastrointestinal distresses of all types are symptoms often associated with psychosomatic pain. Pain in the lower abdomen and genitals is a classic anatomical response for many patients with deeply rooted psychological issues. Of course, psychosomatic lower back pain is an
epidemic
condition which continues to grow each year. Many patients experience a variety of pain syndromes at once or in rotation. These
back pain substitute symptoms
are all part of the distractive process used by the subconscious mind to protect the individual from repressed emotional issues.
Warning on Back and Abdominal Pain
Pain in the abdomen can be the sign of a serious health condition. All unexplained abdominal pain conditions should be evaluated by a qualified medical doctor, immediately. Organ dysfunction, cancer, appendicitis, gall bladder conditions and sexual diseases can all cause abdominal pain. Some of these problems can be life threatening and no patient should ignore serious internal abdominal pain. Luckily, most abdominal pain conditions are not serious and usually turn out to be some form of common
digestive tract sensitivity.
Recommendation on Back and Abdominal Pain
Besides suffering from horrible and debilitating lower back pain for 18 years, I also suffered from a chronic series of abdominal conditions throughout my entire life. Actually my gastrointestinal problems pre-dated my
back pain
by many years, beginning around the age of 10. I continued to have an unpredictable and often painful stomach for over 24 years. After I finally figured out how to cure my
chronic back pain,
I simply applied the same techniques to cure my abdominal pain conditions, as well. The results were equally excellent in alleviating the abdominal pain as they had been in curing my back ache. I actually used the same
knowledge therapy
program to go on to also cure my knee pain and wrist pain in the months after defeating back pain. I am still amazed at the close connection between the back and the abdominal region. But, then again, they share a common link… THE MIND. It is most often the cause of symptoms in both locations. Once a patient is aware of this fact, achieving a cure is the easy part…
Back and Abdominal Pain to Lower Back Pain Home
1/26/09 Revised 11/2/09
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