🧠 GHK on Upper Back (Thoracic Region)

1️⃣ Which Tissues Can Be Involved?
- Muscles (striated): Conflict = “Not being able to move, carry, escape.”
- Bones / periosteum of thoracic spine & ribs: Conflict = self-devaluation in performance, support, or carrying responsibility.
- Shoulder girdle involvement: Often tied to themes of “burden / carrying too much on my shoulders.”
2️⃣ General Conflict Theme
The upper back = load-bearing & responsibility.
🔹 Key GHK themes:
- “I cannot carry this burden anymore.”
- “I am not strong enough to handle this situation.”
- “Too much weight on my shoulders.”
- “I feel unsupported.”
3️⃣ Right Side Specific (for Right-Handed Person)
- Right side = partner side.
👉 Pain in upper right back often points to a partner-related conflict: husband, colleague, friend, rival, boss, business partner. - For left-handed person: Right side = mother/child side.
4️⃣ Healing Phase = Pain
- Active phase: little or no pain, tissue breakdown (bone thinning or muscle atrophy).
- Healing phase: swelling, inflammation, and sharp/stabbing pain (especially if periosteum is affected).
- Pain is most intense at night (parasympathetic dominance).
📖 Case Insights
Case 1: Woman with Upper Right Back Pain (Right-handed)
- Conflict: Felt her husband didn’t support her in family responsibilities → “I have to carry everything alone.”
- Resolution: When her husband started helping, she suddenly developed sharp upper right back pain for a few days.
Case 2: Manager with Right Thoracic Pain
- Conflict: Couldn’t handle the pressure from his business partner → “It’s too heavy for me to carry.”
- Resolution: Once the deal got resolved, he had stiffness and pain in upper right back.
Case 3: Mother (Left-handed)
- Conflict: Felt burdened by her son’s problems → “I must carry him.”
- Resolution: When things settled, she experienced upper right back pain (because for left-handers right side = mother/child).
✨ Key Takeaway
👉 Upper right back pain = Healing of a burden / self-devaluation conflict linked to partner (if right-handed).
The pain is not damage → it’s the meaningful repair of bone/muscle after a stressful period of “I can’t carry this anymore.”