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Oxygen Deprivation Sciatica
What is Oxygen Deprivation Sciatica?Sciatica describes pain, tingling, weakness or numbness in the lower back, buttocks, legs and/or feet. Sciatica is one of the most widespread forms of dorsopathy. When caused by oxygen deprivation, sciatica can be a real problem, since the actual source is rarely correctly diagnosed, leading to years' worth of suffering for the affected patient. At low levels of oxygen deprivation, the nerve cells in a regional area begin to lose their ability to function. Instead of a clear nerve signal, the nerves produce pain and other neurological symptoms. At higher levels of oxygen deprivation, the muscles will also become affected, causing widespread pain and even the shear agony of sciatica spasms.Causes of Oxygen Deprivation SciaticaOxygen deprivation can occur due to an injury or disease process. However, it is far more commonly caused by a psychosomatic process created by the subconscious mind. Mind and body interactions occur constantly, shaping all conditions of health and illness in our physical anatomies. The incidence of ischemia being involved in chronic sciatica pain has been clearly demonstrated in research studies and targeted treatment programs, such as Dr. John Sarno’s fantastic knowledge therapy solution.While it is important to rule out any disease processes in the potential causation of your sciatica symptoms, do not expect that your doctor will get on board with a diagnosis of ischemia. Most doctors are simply not trained or qualified to recognize psychosomatic conditions and many will deny their very existence in order to preserve their economic bottom lines. Remember, psychosomatic conditions CAN NOT be effectively treated by any physical medical modality, but can be completely cured by the patient themselves… Oxygen Deprivation Sciatica AdviceThis diagnosis will not occur to most patients and is not likely to be brought up by your physician. This is why it is so critical to do independent research to learn the facts about sciatica before entering into any potentially misdirected treatment program. If the underlying cause of the pain is incorrectly identified, the subsequent treatments are guaranteed to fail. It is as simple as that…I suffered from chronic and recurrent ischemic pain for 18 years, while all along I believed that my pain was the direct result of degenerative disc disease and 2 herniated discs in my lumbar spine. I had no idea that DDD was a mostly asymptomatic condition and that herniated discs rarely cause ongoing pain. I simply listened to what my doctor diagnosed and went along like a sheep to the slaughter… Well, I eventually got tired of the constant medical failures and discovered the real source of my pain. I thank Dr. Sarno and his tension myositis diagnosis for my recovery and have devoted myself to helping others ever since… If I can help you, feel free to
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anytime. 7/9/08 Revised 12/12/09
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