Oxygen deprivation dorsopathy is one of the most common forms of chronic pain syndromes in the back, neck and limbs. There are many purely anatomical reasons why oxygen deprivation can occur, but they rarely participate in most diseases of the back. Instead, the main root source of this purposeful restriction of circulation and, therefore, oxygenation is the mind / body process introduced through an automatic system.
Dorsopathy is a general term for symptoms that occur in the back of the body. Oxygen deprivation describes a condition where organic tissue does not receive enough of the required amount of oxygen to work properly. The technical name of this condition is called ischemia, which usually affects patients suffering from pain, as a regional disorder affecting all living tissue in a specific area of the body. While every cell in the body needs oxygen to live, some of them are particularly susceptible to dislocation and will show sharp reactions even at low levels of reduced oxygenation.
The theory of back pain caused by oxygen has been defended for decades by the world famous Dr. John E. Sarno, who has been practicing medicine at the Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine. Ruska at the NYU Medical Center in New York. Dr. Sarno is the author of many books on this subject and whose teachings are slowly making their way into the traditional medical system and are now accepted by many doctors and psychotherapists. Living in New York myself, I was fortunate enough to be judged by Dr. Sarno for my terrible backache, which forever changed the course of my life ...
It is believed that back pain caused by oxygen is caused by targeted compression of the smallest of the blood vessels in the regional area of the body. This decrease in blood flow will almost immediately affect the nerve fibers, explaining why so many patients constantly struggle with various neurological symptoms, including tingling, numbness and weakness, in particular subjective diversity. The continuation of reduced circulation will begin to affect muscles and other soft tissues, and, most often, as a result of spasm, convulsions, and even antalgia - some patients. This is described in many diagnostic education reports as a loss of curvature of the spine, especially in the lumbar and cervical regions, in patients with severe back and neck pain.
Researchers examined back pain due to ischemia and found that processes that were strikingly similar to oxygen deprivation found on distance runners. In addition, reduced levels of oxygenation have been found in the cells of patients with fibromyalgia and other similar mind / body disorders, which appear to hit without warning and challenge all treatments. Why this targeted reduction in oxygenation occurs is open to speculation. Dr. Sarno is a teacher that the process is due to the subconscious mind using symptoms as a protective mechanism against repressed or suppressed subconscious and unconscious problems. Other doctors who study the process of oxygen deprivation refer to other causes and factors, ranging from anger to suppressed stress to the unfulfilled desires of specific personality types. Personally, I see the justice of all these causal abilities, as well as others, because a person is certainly a combination of the components of mind and body. Remember that the scientific fact is that the mind and body constantly influence each other, and everyone can accept or contribute to health or dysfunction in the other ...
I always suggest that patients with any form of chronic pain who do not respond well to appropriate treatment investigate ischemia for themselves. There are literally tons of information on this subject, and the more you read, the better you will understand how the theory of oxygen deprivation makes much more sense than the often outdated and uneducated structural model of pain, embraced by the ridiculous Cartesian philosophy.
