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Psychosomatic disorders: 7 main reasons
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To date, decided to allocate the 7 main reasons that cause or provoke the emergence of psychosomatic disorders.
1. Internal conflict.
Internal conflict first described in the framework of psychoanalysis, raises a lot of psychosomatic disorders.
Thus a conflict arises between the conscious and unconscious parts of the personality. Unconscious, selfish, instinctively, and socially conscious. It takes into account the norms of society and is able to comply with the rules adopted or imposed by society. The resulting conflict between these substances personality kindle a war which is sure to be a winner. But such a victory is too destructive to man. For example, the conflict occurred on the basis of strong sexual desires and aspirations the implementation of sexual fantasies.
Society always disapproves of the open expression of sexuality as a conscious part of the personality. In the end, if you win the conscious, in the human body there “clips”, “stagnation” caused by unsatisfied sexual needs and trigger the disease of the pelvic organs.
But if you take the top of the unconscious, the person can dedicate his life to “wasting yourself”. Promiscuous will lead to contamination of infectious diseases or infertility as a way to punish yourself for bad behavior.
©Bogdan Zwir
2. Secondary benefits, conditional benefits, motivation.
The disease is caused by such cause is extremely difficult to cure. The fact is that the disease brings people benefits as absurd as it may sound. For example, while a person is sick he fully receives care from loved ones, it does not lay the responsibility for the solution of many problems, he is free from debt to go for unloved work. Healing will lead to the fact that he will have to do anything you don't want to. The disease allows you to get something. Because of the fact that such a situation allows a person to obtain and meet some of the needs, the healing occurs in the face of strong resistance and denial of the patient.
3. Suggestion.
This factor of appearance of psychosomatic diseases typical for childish, suggestible personalities and children. When the child or person systematically repeat (read – inspire): “a klutz, an idiot, lazy, greedy, selfish, mindless,” etc. Personality begins to manifest in behavior inspires the model. And signs such name-calling provided a good and easy suggestibility of the individual, very quickly become dominant. A personality trait in combination with low self-esteem give rise to a psychosomatic disorder. For example, the man called the greedy will suffer from constipation (you learn to keep everything to yourself, although not originally possessed this feature).
4. Self-hypnosis.
How many do not repeat people that words can materialize, very few people really listen to this. When we voiced such thoughts as: “my brain is swollen”, “It's a hemorrhoid”, “itching”, etc. we program the body to execute commands. The body will resist, will protect you. But in the end, the drop wears away the stone, and on reception to the doctor you will go with the complaint that for so long ordered.
5. The desire to be like someone.
Many who well understands, who can't find your harmonious external image or wants to be successful in copying your idol, do not see, and thus forget about your own body. And exist as though separately from it. The body because of this alienation begins to ache, thereby returning the person to “myself”.
6. Punishment.
All diseases arising from guilt, and constitute an act of self-punishment. One of the clearest examples of physical self-punishment are frequent or repetitive injuries. But not only injuries are self-inflicted punishment. A huge number of diseases caused by guilt.
7. Psychological injury.
Past experience keeps a lot of information, sometimes very traumatic. Childhood trauma or loss of loved ones cause a complex, difficult to cure chronic diseases. published
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1. Internal conflict.
Internal conflict first described in the framework of psychoanalysis, raises a lot of psychosomatic disorders.
Thus a conflict arises between the conscious and unconscious parts of the personality. Unconscious, selfish, instinctively, and socially conscious. It takes into account the norms of society and is able to comply with the rules adopted or imposed by society. The resulting conflict between these substances personality kindle a war which is sure to be a winner. But such a victory is too destructive to man. For example, the conflict occurred on the basis of strong sexual desires and aspirations the implementation of sexual fantasies.
Society always disapproves of the open expression of sexuality as a conscious part of the personality. In the end, if you win the conscious, in the human body there “clips”, “stagnation” caused by unsatisfied sexual needs and trigger the disease of the pelvic organs.
But if you take the top of the unconscious, the person can dedicate his life to “wasting yourself”. Promiscuous will lead to contamination of infectious diseases or infertility as a way to punish yourself for bad behavior.
©Bogdan Zwir
2. Secondary benefits, conditional benefits, motivation.
The disease is caused by such cause is extremely difficult to cure. The fact is that the disease brings people benefits as absurd as it may sound. For example, while a person is sick he fully receives care from loved ones, it does not lay the responsibility for the solution of many problems, he is free from debt to go for unloved work. Healing will lead to the fact that he will have to do anything you don't want to. The disease allows you to get something. Because of the fact that such a situation allows a person to obtain and meet some of the needs, the healing occurs in the face of strong resistance and denial of the patient.
3. Suggestion.
This factor of appearance of psychosomatic diseases typical for childish, suggestible personalities and children. When the child or person systematically repeat (read – inspire): “a klutz, an idiot, lazy, greedy, selfish, mindless,” etc. Personality begins to manifest in behavior inspires the model. And signs such name-calling provided a good and easy suggestibility of the individual, very quickly become dominant. A personality trait in combination with low self-esteem give rise to a psychosomatic disorder. For example, the man called the greedy will suffer from constipation (you learn to keep everything to yourself, although not originally possessed this feature).
4. Self-hypnosis.
How many do not repeat people that words can materialize, very few people really listen to this. When we voiced such thoughts as: “my brain is swollen”, “It's a hemorrhoid”, “itching”, etc. we program the body to execute commands. The body will resist, will protect you. But in the end, the drop wears away the stone, and on reception to the doctor you will go with the complaint that for so long ordered.
5. The desire to be like someone.
Many who well understands, who can't find your harmonious external image or wants to be successful in copying your idol, do not see, and thus forget about your own body. And exist as though separately from it. The body because of this alienation begins to ache, thereby returning the person to “myself”.
6. Punishment.
All diseases arising from guilt, and constitute an act of self-punishment. One of the clearest examples of physical self-punishment are frequent or repetitive injuries. But not only injuries are self-inflicted punishment. A huge number of diseases caused by guilt.
7. Psychological injury.
Past experience keeps a lot of information, sometimes very traumatic. Childhood trauma or loss of loved ones cause a complex, difficult to cure chronic diseases. published
P. S. And remember, just changing your mind — together we change the world! ©
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