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Vertebral joint blockage cervical spine | Pain of the vertebral joint

Vertebral joint blockage cervical spine Synonyms:Blocking, Segmental Articular Dysfunction, Cervicalgia, Acute Wryneck Location of the greatest pain:Depending on the height of the blocked vertebral joint, local pain point, slightly offset to the side of the cervical spine center. Often middle cervical spine section. PathologyCause:Temporary, reversible “entanglement” of an intervertebral joint with painful joint capsule tension. … Vertebral joint blockage cervical spine | Pain of the vertebral joint

ISG Blocking | Pain of the vertebral joint

ISG Blocking Synonyms:ISG Arthropathy, Peripheral Articular Dysfunction of the ISG, ISG Overload, Sacroiliitis Location of the greatest pain: In the area of the upper inner part of one buttock half, clearly offset from the lumbar spine at the level of the sacrum. PathologyCause:Temporary, reversible “catching” of the ISG joint. Overload – false load reaction (joint … ISG Blocking | Pain of the vertebral joint

Spondylolisthesis | Pain of the vertebral joint

Spondylolisthesis Synonyms:Spondylolisthesis, Spondylolisthesis Location of the greatest pain: In the middle of the affected spinal column section. Almost always lower lumbar spine. PathologyCause:Congenital or acquired spondylolysis or acquired instability due to increasing disc wear Age:Young age (spondylolysis) or old age with wear-related spondylolisthesis. Gender:Women > Men Accident:Recurrent microtrauma in acquired spondylolysis. General physical wear and … Spondylolisthesis | Pain of the vertebral joint

Narrow spinal canal | Pain of the vertebral joint

Narrow spinal canal Synonyms:Spinal Stenosis, Spinal Stenosis, Neuroforaminal Stenosis, Recessus Stenosis Location of the greatest pain: Often unilateral or bilateral leg pain outweighs back pain. But back pain can also predominate. PathologyCause:Wear-related narrowing of the spinal canal with damage to the spinal nerves. Age:In old age Gender:Women > Men Accident:None Type of pain:Dull back pain. … Narrow spinal canal | Pain of the vertebral joint

Intervertebral disc pain

Introduction Pain in the spinal column is often the result of disc damage. In the following, typical disease patterns of the intervertebral disc are presented. For detailed information, please follow the links. Herniated disc of the lumbar spine Pain in the intervertebral discs usually occurs in the course of a herniated disc in the lumbar … Intervertebral disc pain

Herniated disc of the cervical spine | Intervertebral disc pain

Herniated disc of the cervical spine Pain of the intervertebral disc in the neck area is also often caused by a herniated disc. Affected patients usually report severe pain in the neck. For this reason, they often show a relieving posture (typically, the neck is tilted). The pain caused by a herniated disc in the … Herniated disc of the cervical spine | Intervertebral disc pain

What to do? | Intervertebral disc pain

What to do? Pain in the intervertebral disc does not have to be treated surgically in every case.The need for surgical intervention in the presence of a herniated disc depends on several factors. But what can the affected patient do against severe pain if no surgery is induced? First and foremost, it is necessary to … What to do? | Intervertebral disc pain

Back pain during pregnancy | Intervertebral disc pain

Back pain during pregnancy Back pain affects about three quarters of all women during pregnancy. However, this pain does not necessarily have to originate directly from the intervertebral disc. In addition to the classic slipped disc during pregnancy, tension in the muscles, problems in the ligaments and joint diseases often trigger back pain during pregnancy. … Back pain during pregnancy | Intervertebral disc pain

L5 syndrome

What is an L5 syndrome? The L5 syndrome describes a pain syndrome that is caused by nerve irritation of the fifth lumbar vertebra. Within the spinal column runs the spinal cord, from which nerves emerge along the entire length of the spinal column to supply the individual areas of the body with sensitive and motorized … L5 syndrome

Duration Prognosis | L5 syndrome

Duration Prognosis The duration of L5 syndrome can vary greatly and depends crucially on the severity of the disease, the response to therapy and the patient’s own will. The earlier the syndrome is recognized, the better the course of the disease.A herniated disc is often successfully treated conservatively and leads in the course of weeks … Duration Prognosis | L5 syndrome

You can recognize an L5 syndrome by these symptoms | L5 syndrome

You can recognize an L5 syndrome by these symptoms Depending on the extent of the nerve damage, characteristic symptoms of L5 syndrome develop. The affected persons typically suffer from pain in the dermatome of the L5 nerve root.Pain is present in the rear thigh, lateral knee, front and outer side of the lower leg. The … You can recognize an L5 syndrome by these symptoms | L5 syndrome

Diagnosis | L5 syndrome

Diagnosis The L5 syndrome itself does not describe a disease but a symptom. An L5 syndrome can therefore be diagnosed by the attending physician with a detailed discussion of the symptoms and previous illnesses as well as a physical and neurological examination focusing on sensitivity, paralysis and reflexes. However, the cause of the pain syndrome … Diagnosis | L5 syndrome