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Ischemia

Ischemia is the technical medical term for oxygen deprivation back pain. The term comes from the Greek words Isch meaning restriction and Hema meaning blood. The body can suffer blood restriction to any of its systems or tissues. There are many physical reasons for oxygen deprivation to occur. However, the most common type of ischemic effect is from a psychological causation.


ischemia

What is Ischemia?

Oxygen deprivation is a process that can cause pain and neurological symptoms in almost any location of the body. Tissues need oxygen in order to function properly. Oxygen is delivered throughout the body by means of the circulatory system. Oxygen is breathed in through the lungs. Blood runs through the lungs and becomes oxygenated. This blood is sent to deliver oxygen to all the systems and parts of the body. The power to pump this blood is provided by the heart. Circulation is achieved by the precise control of the diameter of individual blood vessels. The regulatory power over the heart rate and dilation of blood vessels is controlled by the autonomic system. The autonomic system is controlled by the subconscious mind…

What Causes Ischemia?

Physical causes for oxygen deprivation include:

* Injury or compression to blood vessels can prevent oxygenated blood from reaching its target. This process can be caused by external or internal pressure from cancer, trauma or constriction.

* Blood diseases such as sickle cell anemia can prevent proper oxygenation of blood cells.

* Blood Clots (Thromboembolism) can stop blood from flowing in an artery or vein.

* Heart problems. If blood can not be adequately pumped, then oxygen deprivation will result. Low blood pressure (Hypotension)can result from several causes. Heart attack (myocardial infarction) can stop the heart from beating all together.

* Clogged arteries (Atherosclerosis) can prevent blood from reaching its destination).

All these are VERY SERIOUS health problems. If you suspect that you might be suffering from any of these conditions, get to a doctor or hospital immediately.

Psychosomatic Ischemia

The most common type of oxygen deprivation is caused by the subconscious mind, using the autonomic system. The subconscious will create this condition as a defense mechanism against sensitive unresolved emotional issues. The subconscious mind will use the physical symptoms as a way to prevent conscious realization of emotional issues it chooses to repress.

The subconscious can create this type of pain through a subtle process that leaves almost no evidence. A few simple and subtle contractions of targeted blood vessels and oxygen deprivation begins. All the bodily systems served by those small blood vessels will suffer reduced oxygenation and resulting physical symptoms. The effect can be extremely painful, yet the process is nearly invisible to medical science. This type of pain is most often misdiagnosed as coming from some coincidental scapegoat condition.

Recommendation on Ischemia

I suffered from this type of chronic and acute back pain for 18 years. My doctors never suggested that this might be the cause of my pain. Instead, they blamed herniated discs and degenerative disc disease for all my suffering. The pain was so bad that I really thought I would end my days at an early age with crippling pain…

Luckily, I discovered that I was actually suffering from psychologically induced oxygen deprivation back pain. I was able to CURE MYSELF in a matter of weeks. This was a miracle, since I had run the gauntlet of medical treatments for a full 18 years with no success or relief. I am now completely pain free. My pain left and never came back. Learn the truth about the epidemic of ischemia related back pain and you too might be on the road to a pain free life.
Ischemia to Back Pain Home page 1/4/07 Revised 6/21/08


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