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Burning Back Pain
Burning back pain is a common description given by many patients to describe their suffering. Burning is a sensation that is associated with many types of pain syndromes, from
gastro-intestinal
to
headaches.
The body views extreme heat as a source of pain, so it is common for many painful conditions to produce actual or perceived heat. A burning sensation is possible in a specific location of the back or may radiate from a central point into the limbs.

Burning Back Pain Causes
There are 2 primary causes of a burning feeling combined with back pain:
* Back Muscle Pain
often demonstrates a real or perceived increase in temperature in the affected muscles. Buildup of toxic waste chemicals in the
back muscles
can create a hot sensation. This type of back pain is often confined to a specific area or region of the back. It is possible for the heat to radiate as the body slowly disperses the waste chemicals from the muscle.
* Oxygen Deprivation Back Pain
can cause many sensory perceptions besides simple pain. Heat, tingling, weakness, and
numbness
are often characteristic of this type of pain. Oxygen deprivation can be caused by a physical source, but is almost always a psychological process that does not respond to traditional medical treatment. The only true cure for this type of pain is
knowledge therapy.
Recommendation on Burning Back Pain
Any
back pain
can be a real trial to endure. When additional symptoms are present, common back pain can become true torture. The key to overcoming Any Type of back pain is getting a true and accurate diagnosis. Without this, any treatment is bound to fail. If you have tried several treatments for your particular type of back pain without success, you might want to consider learning more about the possibility that your pain is being caused by some psychological process. After all, the overwhelming majority of
chronic
and
acute back pain
is due to
stress
and
emotional
issues.
Burning Back Pain to Lower Back Pain Home page
1/8/07 Revised 5/17/08

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