DO NOT ignore the pain: Learn to recognize what the reason of the pain is…It could save your life!

Pain is the way your body signaling that something is wrong with some authority, so it is not wise to ignore the pain and to try to not think about it.

Sometimes the pain in certain parts of the body can be caused by problems with other parts of the body. Transferred pain occurs when a problem with one part of the body causing pain in another part of the body.

It is therefore very important to learn which parts of the body are connected when you feel referred pain. Let’s get started!

1. Heart

People who have heart problems usually feel pain in the chest, while others may experience pain in the left arm or upper back. Heart problems are associated with parts of the body that send impulses to the same parts of the spinal column, such as the heart. This is especially true of pain in the left side of the body.

2. Lungs and diaphragm

Problems with the lungs and diaphragm can cause transferred neck pain and upper parts of shoulders.

3. The liver and gall bladder

Pain in the neck and shoulders can also be a symptom of problems with the liver or gallbladder, with pain in the right side of the body, where these organs are located. Problems with the gallbladder can cause pain in the shoulder blades as well as problems with diaphragm because the gallbladder and liver are close to the diaphragm.

4. The stomach and pancreas

Pain in the front and back of the body near the stomach and pancreas indicate that something is wrong with these bodies. About 50% of patients suffering from chronic pancreatitis feel terrible back pain. This is known as the “sensitivity of the abdomen,” usually in the upper parts.

5. Small intestine

If you have a problem with the small intestine, you can feel the pain in the abdomen around the navel. This place is very specific, so it is essential that the physician during the examination clearly explain where you feel pain.

6. The colon and appendix

Problems with the appendix usually cause pain in the whole right side of the lower abdomen. Pain in the central part of the abdomen may also be a sign of problems with his appendix, and rectum. This can be life-threatening, so you should go to a doctor as soon as you can if you feel such pain!

7. Kidneys

Kidney problems cause pain in a wide area in the lower back, lower abdomen, pelvis and upper thigh.

8. Bladder

Most problems with bladder are manifested by pain in the lower part of the pelvis (front and back).

9. Ovaries

Inflammation of the ovary can be manifested by pain on both sides of the abdomen. Ovarian cysts can cause severe pain (usually on one side of the abdomen).