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Chronic Pain

Chronic pain is a burden which ruins the quality of life for patients with a large assortment of different health conditions. Chronic back ache is just one of many pain syndromes that can cause ongoing symptoms which resist all attempts at treatment. Long term continuous pain or recurrent episodes of acute pain are rarely cured, regardless of their cause. Medical science has proven itself to be generally misinformed and misguided when it comes to therapies designed for chronic pain symptoms of all sorts.


Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain Diagnoses

Physicians are excellent at diagnosing conditions perceived to cause chronic symptoms. Most of the time, symptoms are blamed on abnormal anatomical causations somewhere in the body. In the spine, herniated discs, degenerated discs, spinal arthritis, stenosis and other conditions are often blamed for long term back pain. In other parts of the body, doctors blame different pain syndromes on similar anatomical aberrations. Shoulder, wrist, knee and foot pain are common chronic symptoms which are usually thought to come from distinct physical defects. The treatments for these conditions start out conservative, but usually lead to eventual surgery to correct the bodily irregularity.

Chronic Pain Conditions

Most patients with long term pain are not suffering from symptoms due to any anatomical cause. Sure, the physical condition might exist, but it is rarely the actual cause of any pain or suffering. Treatment of these scapegoat conditions represents a great failing of modern medicine. Despite successful correction of the anatomical condition, most patients either continue to have pain or develop pain in a new and related area. The reason for this common phenomenon is misdiagnosis of the correct cause of the pain. Most chronic pain syndromes are psychosomatic in nature and will go unresolved despite the best efforts of the treating health professionals. The fact that the pain has been blamed on an innocent and coincidental condition dooms the patient to remain in hopeless treatment long term or acquiesce to an eventual and possibly disabling surgery.

Recommendation on Chronic Pain

I suffered with chronic back ache, knee pain, headaches, and stomach discomfort for much of my life. All these conditions were blamed on separate and independent physical causes. I tried so many treatment options for each with little or no success. I always wondered why my doctors just could not seem to get any good results for me and why they seemed baffled time and time again by their dismal failings. Looking back, it makes perfect sense to me now. My pain was psychosomatic, just like the vast majority of ALL chronic health conditions. I was able to cure not only my crippling back pain, but also all my other long term tormentors, using the simple process of knowledge therapy. I was amazed at the speed and efficiency of how this therapy completely ameliorated all my physical symptoms, despite being a psychological cure. To me, it was nothing short of a miracle! I am well now and have resolved myself to help others overcome their chronic suffering. I know what you must endure dealing with these conditions. I understand the frustration you feel every time your pain worsens. I assure you there is a real cure. Take the time to understand why your pain HAS NOT HEALED and you will surely be on the correct path to a true cure.
Chronic Pain to Back Pain Home page 6/6/07 Revised 5/20/08

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