Back pain: When the stomach is the cause! (Solved with osteopathy)

Pain affecting the back can have several triggers and, as a rule, the most common involve contractures or incorrect postures. But, in some cases, the stomach and digestive system can also play an important role as causes of back pain.
Stomach pain, in fact, is often characterized by pain also in the anterior area, toward the back, radiating in an uncomfortable way, so much so that for those who perform a visceral osteopathy course, very precise maneuvers are prepared that can act on muscle tension but also in the depth of the tissues.
There are several conditions that can cause back pain associated with stomach pain, and when the left side comes into play, sometimes it could be issues related to abdominal organs or the pelvis.
Sometimes, for example, gallstones are present, making prolonged stomach pain and back pain exactly between the shoulder blades and the right shoulder.
In other cases, appendicitis can also give conditions of muscle tension whereby stomach pain and back pain occur simultaneously.
In more serious cases, there may be an ongoing aortic aneurysm, so stomach and back pain are triggered-this occurs only when dilatation of the aorta leads to rupture of the aneurysm and the individual experiences severe stomach and back pain.
In less severe cases, back pain may result from pain from menstrual cramps, acid reflux in the stomach, or pelvic inflammation.
The pain, in each case radiates from the abdominal areas to the back, particularly in the lower back and lumbar region, and further medical investigation is always useful when back and stomach pain persist.
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Molto interessante il contenuto

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Buonasera ho fastidio su ernia d8...e possibile che dopo qualche ora in piede oltre a metà schiena mi viene dolore come una fitta fissa sotto la costola a sinistra?

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Bisogna valutare il caso, ma non lo escludo

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