Chronic Pain

There has been a growing trend in medicine to treat pain as a separate disease unto itself. This moves doctors ever further away from actually helping patients to find cures, since pain, as a separate entity, can only be managed, not cured. Only by finding the source of the pain can a true and effective cure be enacted.

It is worth mentioning that pain management is one of the most profitable medical specialties, enjoying the most repeat customers compared to almost any other area of practice focus. Maybe this has something to do with the move towards treating pain, rather than curing it.

Chronic Pain Diagnoses

In the vertebral column, herniated discs, degenerated discs, arthritis, spinal stenosis and other conditions are often blamed for creating lasting back pain. In other parts of the body, doctors blame different symptomatic 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.

Ironically, regardless of where the pain occurs, these operations produce generally poor results for permanently resolving the symptoms. Many patients suffer a relapse after the procedure, while others endure related pain nearby. A few are lucky to find real cures. Too few.

Chronic Pain Conditions

In a few cases, there may be another yet unrecognized structural issue sourcing the symptoms. However, chronic pain syndromes can also be 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 bodily condition dooms the patient to remain in hopeless treatment forever or acquiesce to an eventual and possibly disabling back surgery.

Recommendation on Chronic Pain

Looking back, it makes perfect sense to me now. My pain was never correctly linked to its rightful source. Worse yet, my doctors and chiropractors were content to use purely symptomatic modalities to keep me under their care for as long as possible... Much to the detriment of my poor bank account!

Eventually, I was able to cure not only my crippling back pain, but also all my other 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 solely psychologically-based treatment. To me, it seemed like nothing short of a miracle!

However, it did not last, and time brought much more chronic suffering back into my world. At this stage of life, I am dealing with a combination of mind and body causations which have trapped me once again in a realm of daily agony. I know what you are going through having to get up and function every day while suffering so. I understand the frustration you feel every time your symptoms worsen. I assure you there is always hope. Take the time to understand why your pain HAS NOT HEALED and you will surely be on the correct path to a true cure. Hang in there.