Referred pain is the interpretation of feeling pain in a different location than the actual cause. For example, a pinched nerve in the spine/back causes pain not to show up not where it is pinching but further down in the buttock, leg,…
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How The Somatic Nerves Affect The Gut Microbiota
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The body relies on the gut system to help regulate its homeostasis and metabolize the nutrients for the immune system. The beneficial gut bacteria help maintain the intestinal walls from developing chronic issues and affecting…
Causation Visceral Pain Reflex
A viscerosomatic response or VSR is when the internal organs are going through some distress, illness, or injury, causing pain symptoms. An example is the right shoulder presenting with pain when the gall bladder is inflamed. The pain…
Visceral Hypersensitivity Affecting Abdominal System
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The gastrointestinal or gut system helps modulate the body's homeostasis and metabolize the immune system. With its connection to the brain, the gut can help transport the nutrients and additional information to the…
Thoracic Back Pain & Visceral Pain
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The spine has three areas: cervical, thoracic, and lumbar in the back, encased with muscles, tissues, ligaments, and joints that help protect the spinal cord from injuries. With the spinal cord being part of the central…
Viscerosomatic Reflex: Distressed Internal Organs Back Pain
Low back and mid-back pain could be caused by abdominal or pelvic organ distress/irritation or infection that an individual doesn't know about. This could be a viscerosomatic reflex. This can be the case when there is no back injury, muscle…
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How Your Gut Can Affect The Pelvic Region
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The Gut’s Role In Viscerosomatic Pain
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The body works by ensuring that the brain in the central nervous system and the gut in the gut system are metabolizing homeostasis and regulating the immune system for optimal functionality. With the gut-brain axis having a…
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