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Emotional Back Pain
Conscious Emotional Back PainIt is possible to experience back pain from conscious negative emotions. Just like a stressful day can cause a headache in some people, conscious emotional stress can cause or exacerbate back pain in others. Negative conscious emotions are those which you are aware of. You feel them and they bother you. These conscious emotions often relate to the far more common cause of chronic emotionally induced back pain… subconscious emotions.Subconscious Emotional Back PainRepressed subconscious thoughts and emotions are the main causes of unresolved back pain around the globe. Medicine does not acknowledge that the emotional mind can cause physical symptoms in the body. This is a prime perpetuator of the back pain epidemic and the most logical reason for medical science’s poor statistics when it comes to successful back pain treatment. More patients continue to suffer with their severe pain than ever fully recover.Types of Subconscious Emotionally Induced Back PainThe actual emotions that are repressed can be powerful or seemingly trite. Some patients have serious emotional issues often dealing with horrible conditions such as physical or sexual abuse. Abandonment and neglect are also common contributors to severe emotionally generated back pain. Other patients have a back pain prone personality and are driven to experience painful symptoms due to their own character and personal development. To these patients, even small and seemingly insignificant emotional issues can build up, creating huge reserves of pain inducing emotional stress.The bottom line is that people, by nature, experience tremendous emotional stress as part of their lives. It is the combined effects of the extent of their stress, the amount they repress, their personality traits and the circumstances of life that determine when and if symptoms will commence, the length of time they will last and their severity. Recommendation on Emotional Back PainPsychosomatic pain syndromes are universal in our society. The only variables are the location and severity of symptoms. Some people get an occasional stress induced headache, while others are literally crippled by powerful psychogenic conditions, such as fibromyalgia. The cure for emotionally induced pain is understanding and accepting the issues causing the negative mind/body reaction. The only treatment that can accomplish this is knowledge therapy. If I had to recommend only one form of therapy for ALL varieties of treatment resistant back pain, it would be knowledge therapy, time and time again…
I have seen the successful results in others. I have aided many patients in their recoveries. Most of all, I have used this same process to cure myself of debilitating chronic back pain after suffering for 18 long years. To me, this is proof positive that it IS the answer to the emotionally induced back pain question.
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