Drang einatmung? Leidensdruck?

Hallo,

dieser Drang nach tiefer Einatmung wird immer schlimmer und ich finde keine Hilfe. Kardiologe, Urologe, Nephrologe, Lungenfacharzt, Orthopäde , MRT & CT alles unauffällig, aber es wird nicht weniger.

Ganz im Gegenteil, mein rechter hinterer Rücken spannt so sehr und es ist eine Art Druckgefühl. Wenn ich mich hinsetze und die Faszienrolle hinter meinen Rücken lege oder auch die Akupressurmatte nehme, dann wird die Atmung besser. Es kann doch nicht nur psychosomatisch sein, wenn das hilft. Es muss doch einen Zusammenhang dann mit Atmung und Rücken geben. Kennt das jemand?

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micha259
7 months ago

If all other findings do not deliver any results, imagine a physiotherapist or a chiropractor. Such symptoms can actually also be triggered by jammed back nerves or displaced discs/wirls.

Here you have a small overview of which blocked vertebrae can trigger the symptoms.

micha259
7 months ago
Reply to  Teddy455

There’s nothing going to be better, you’ll have to use it again and again. Parallel, you can do various exercises to strengthen your back muscles and move a lot ahead.

There are also such massage mats as chair cover, which help with acute complaints also very well.

Toni2023
7 months ago
Reply to  micha259

Thanks for the overview. I find very interesting.

micha259
7 months ago

I looked a lot at my physiotherapist and showed a few more of youtube. There is a lot for various areas of the spine (LWS, BWS, Becken,…). You have to try out a little what works best with you…

micha259
7 months ago

Different. Rather light, sometimes this tightness and felt heart discomfort. Sometimes also more intestinal problems, such as the reactive arm or kidneys (depending on where it just “clamps”). It was also found several times with the doctor and even KH, but also nix. If everything comes from the back and as I often have to lift hard to work, something is getting stuck again and again. In the meantime, with various stretching exercises and massage techniques, I have a very good grip on it without always having to go to the physio.