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Pinched Nerve Pain
Pinched nerve pain can be a misery for any patient to endure. Nerves are the most sensitive tissues in our bodies and are prone to experience a variety of painful sensations if they are disturbed or injured. Nerve pain is particularly scary, since it can affect a regional area and produce a variety of
back pain symptoms,
as well as
weakness,
tingling
and
numbness.
We all know that nerve damage is a serious health concern and can leave permanent disability that can affect the quality of life dramatically.Pinched Nerve Pain AgonyAcute neurological pain is often due to trauma to the affected nerve. Broken bones, serious inflammation or a foreign body can all cause severe nerve related pain. In these circumstances, at least the nerve pain is easily explained and treatment can begin with a direct and logical goal in mind. However, most patients with nerve related back pain suffer horrible neurological symptoms from completely different causes:* Back Injuries can become inflamed and affect nerves in the spine. This type of pain is rarely long lasting, although it can be quite severe. * Herniated discs can sometimes affect nerve signal, although they are rarely the cause of long term severe nerve compression. * Degenerative back pain conditions such as spinal arthritis and facet syndrome can cause pinched nerves due to changes in the vertebral bones. This is still a rare condition since degeneration in the spine is universal, but nerve pain affects only a small percentage of individuals. * Ischemia is the most common source of chronic nerve pain in the back and spine. Oxygen Deprivation Pinched Nerve PainIschemia is the actual source of most chronic nerve related pain. This condition is rarely correctly diagnosed, since medical science generally denies the mind’s ability to cause physical symptoms in our bodies. Oxygen deprivation does not compress or pinch anything, but does deplete the nerve of life energy and reduce its functionality. Nerve tissue is very sensitive to even minute levels of oxygen deprivation and can suffer serious symptoms that can come and go on the whim of the subconscious mind. This condition leaves almost no physical evidence or anatomical damage, which explains why doctors have such a difficult time diagnosing it.Recommendation on Pinched Nerve PainI had been diagnosed with a variety of neurological conditions stemming from my 2 herniated discs at levels L4/L5 and L5/S1. Some of my doctors believed the discs themselves were painful, while others diagnosed nerve compression from the bulging disc material. Regardless, my pain was resistant to every treatment I attempted, and trust me, I tried almost EVERYTHING! After learning the facts about why so many patients NEVER recover from back pain, I realized that all the doctors had been completely wrong about my pain. As I uncovered the truth about psychosomatic back pain, I also learned that millions of patients are misdiagnosed with nerve related pain every year. These patients, like those before them, have been sentenced to years' worth of failed treatments, while their pain grew worse by the day. It is time to break this cycle of suffering and expose the real facts about common pinched nerve conditions. Yes, nerve pain is common in the spine. No, the pain is not usually from a physical cause. Yes, the pain is real and physical. No, it is not from that coincidental back pain scapegoat condition. Yes, the pain is due to oxygen deprivation of the nerve and muscle tissue. No, physical treatments can not cure it. Yes, there is a alternative cure and it is knowledge therapy. No more questions? Good, then soon there will be NO more pain.
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