What spine problems do to your internal organs is just amazing. How all the organs connect with the spine will surprise you. Read and inform yourself.
To start with, you should know that the spine is the core element of our bodies. Moreover, every little internal organ directly connects with the spine. That’s why sometimes other parts of your body tell you that you actually have spine issues. Spine issues are hard to diagnose without feeling pain in some other part of the body. Treating that part of your body that causes you pain directly is not effective. The problem lies in the spine.
What spine problems do to your internal organs?
First of all, we need to explain the connection between the spine and other organs. The first few vertebrae are connected with the face organs and neck and shoulders. Then next few are related to the thyroid gland and arms. The vertebrae situated behind the chests are responsible for heart, lungs, breast, liver and gallbladder. A little lower, there’s vertebrae connected to your stomach, pancreas, spleen and adrenal glands.
The area around your lower back are connected to your kidneys, bladder, colon, small intestine, caecum, sex organs, feet and back.
Pain in organs indicating spine problems
Almost half of the headaches indicate spine problems. In other words, the spine is somehow causing pressure on some nerve that causes the headache.
- Tingling or pain in the hands signifies issues with the spine around the neck.
- Stomachache can be a result of issues with the vertebrae around the chest area.
- Difficulties swallowing, breathing, vision and sinus problems may be caused by the first few vertebrae issues.
- Heart attacks are often caused by previous back, or spine injury. The spine has not recovered properly from the injury and caused heart attack.
There are all reasons enough to check your spine from time to time. In order to prevent these things from happening, the best solution to prevent them is to exercise.
Exercising with a trained professional can help you work with your spine the way it should. In this way, you’re keeping your other organs safe, your spine and your figure.