THIS EXPLAINED… ⬇️🔥 ❤️‍🔥Referred pain is a phenomenon where pain is felt in an area of the body that is distant from the actual source of the pain or pathology. It occurs because the nerves from different parts of the body can share the same pathways in the spinal cord, leading to confusion in the brain about the origin of the pain. As a result, you may feel discomfort in a location that is not directly related to the underlying issue. Referred pain is a complex aspect of the nervous system &

I’ve spoken about referred pain before - this is pain that is felt in one part of the body but is actually caused by another part. Is referred pain chronic, or can it be helped with keto and intermittent fasting? Check out this Q&A video for more info and stay tuned for more helpful info and video content! | Dr. Eric Berg

HOW DOES REFERRED PAIN WORK? Watch the video below to learn how the phenomenon of visceral and somatic referred pain can be explained! 👀👀👀👇👇👇👀👀👀 | Physiotutors