When Your Pain is All Over the Place: Why Nerve Entrapment in MALS Causes Weird Symptoms. скачать в хорошем качестве

When Your Pain is All Over the Place: Why Nerve Entrapment in MALS Causes Weird Symptoms.

Many MALS patients say, ‘My pain’s everywhere: back, chest, stomach.” And it doesn’t seem to make sense. But it actually does. Heartburn, back pain, nausea? Maybe it’s the diaphragm talking, not the heart. The celiac ganglion, the nerve we target in MALS surgery, sits deep near the aorta. When it’s compressed, pain can radiate upward into the chest, around the ribs, or into the back. It can trigger nausea, bloating, and even heart palpitations. That’s why so many people go through cardiac workups or gallbladder scans before anyone mentions MALS. I tell patients: your pain isn’t in your head; it’s in your nerves. Once we decompress that nerve, everything starts to make sense again. 2 Convenient Locations to Serve You! 436 N Bedford Drive, Suite 311 Beverly Hills, CA 90210 (310) 890-5834 2121 Santa Monica Blvd Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 904-6647 https://www.drdannyshouhed.com/