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Back Pain Dream
A back pain dream is a common experience for patients suffering from
psychological back pain
conditions. When you sleep, your mind and body are under the complete control of your subconscious. The subconscious mind produces dreams as an expression of repressed and hidden hopes, fears, desires, thoughts, feelings and emotions. These emotionally charged issues are often the same feelings responsible for the creation of psychosomatic back pain. It is no surprise that an intense dream can bring about powerful waves of pain and
back spasm
immediately upon waking up.
What is Back Pain Dream?
Dreaming is a way for your mind to release pent up repressed thoughts and feelings. Think of it as a control valve that is needed to allow the escape of emotional issues under tremendous pressure. Dreams are usually subconscious phenomenon and remain there, hidden from the conscious mind. Sometimes however, the dream is so powerful that it leaks into the conscious mind, allowing the memory of the dream to remain upon waking. If this memory is particularly painful or dangerous to the individual’s consciousness, it is common for the subconscious mind to immediately induce an acute attack of
back pain.
This experience is shared by many patients suffering with long term
chronic pain.
Back Pain Dream Agony
Waking up in a state of pain and spasm is one of the worst experiences a patient can ever endure. Not only is the physical pain excruciating, but it conveys a sense of dread and apprehension over sleep to the already worried patient. If the patient fears
sleeping back pain,
there is no doubt that their health will diminish even further and they can wind up with a variety of serious constitutional concerns. Worse of all, the patient usually does not understand that their back pain is being caused by a psychological condition, since most psychogenic pain conditions are usually
misdiagnosed
as being caused by a coincidental
scapegoat
spinal abnormality. Patients suffer
anxiety
that their back pain is getting worse and will now not even allow them to get their much needed rest.
Interpretation of a Back Pain Dream
Dream interpretation is a valuable part of a
psychotherapy
program. Dreams DO have meaning and that meaning can often be determined by a professional trained in dream therapy. Understanding your dreams is a great way to lead you to the issues causing your
psychosomatic pain syndromes.
The emotional issues are obviously exploding from their subconscious prison by invading the peace of your sleep and dreams. It is advisable to pursue these pieces of your hidden subconscious to finally get to the bottom of why they are troubling your mind and causing your psychogenic physical pain. It might be a tough process, but it is crucial to come to terms with these issues and end your psychological back pain once and for all.
Recommendation on a Back Pain Dream
If you have experienced back pain related to dreaming, there is a very good chance that your pain is psychosomatic. Dreams that leave physical symptoms of any type are usually clues to the psychological reasons for these symptoms to occur. Dreams are not literal and often use symbolism to express their hidden agenda. It might be necessary to consult with a professional dream interpreter to fully understand the meaning and power of your pain inducing dreams. Dreams should not cause physical pain syndromes to get worse. If your doctor has diagnosed a physical reason for your pain, yet you still experience dream related back pain, you must consider the chance that you have been misdiagnosed. In this case, think of the painful dream a blessing in disguise. At least now you know that your pain is not what you thought it to be and you can finally get on the correct path towards successful
back pain treatment.
Once you heal your psychological back pain, you will be able to sleep again with no more
fear
of dream related pain ever again.
Back Pain Dream to Lower Back Pain Home
4/2/07 Revised 9/28/09
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