Growth spurts are important for the development of a child. In the first years of life and up to adolescence, the child’s organism changes very quickly in phases. Growth can take place both on a physical and psychological level. Within the first 14 months of life alone, 8 growth spurts are distinguished, which are important … Physiotherapy during a growth spurt
Homeopathy Homeopathy is a gentle remedy to combat growth pains or restlessness without resorting directly to chemical medicines. Especially for babies and small children, globulis can therefore be a grateful support. The taking of preparations should nevertheless be clarified and instructed by a specialist. With older children, who suffer from growth pain, globulis are a … Homeopathy | Physiotherapy during a growth spurt
Headaches/Migraine Changes in the skeletal system and posture can cause tension headaches during a growth spurt. The change in posture can cause tension in the shoulder-neck area, which can lead to headaches. The joint position of the upper cervical vertebrae and the temporomandibular joint can also change during the growth spurt and lead to headaches. … Headaches/Migraine | Physiotherapy during a growth spurt
Physiotherapy plays a very important role in Scheuermann’s disease. It is normally the therapy of choice, since surgery is rarely performed in this type of spinal disease. Due to the curvature of the spine caused by the maldevelopment of the vertebrae and the resulting poor posture, the primary goal of physiotherapy is to compensate for … Physiotherapy and Scheuermann’s disease
Exercises 1.) Stretch your chest muscles Cross your hands behind your back and then raise your arms as far up as possible until you feel a stretch. Hold this for about 20 seconds. 3 repetitions. 2.) Stretching of the chest muscles Stand against a wall. Now place your arm close to the wall at shoulder … Exercises | Physiotherapy and Scheuermann’s disease
History The course of Scheuermann’s disease cannot be predicted exactly. Particularly when the spine is still growing, the disease can lead to the development of the typical wedge-shaped vertebrae, which lead to a curvature of the spine if not treated in time. Since the disease often develops over a long period of time, in many … History | Physiotherapy and Scheuermann’s disease
Final stage The final stage of Scheuermann’s disease is when the spinal column has reached its final deformation due to the vertebral malformations. It is the last of a total of 3 stages that are passed through in the course of the disease. Scheuermann’s disease is then mainly associated with restricted movement, visual irregularity and … Final stage | Physiotherapy and Scheuermann’s disease
Ontogenesis is the development of an individual being and differs from phylogenesis, which is known as tribal development. The concept of ontogenesis goes back to Ernst Haeckel. In modern psychology and medicine, both ontogenetic and phylogenetic considerations play a role. What is ontogenesis? Developmental biology and also modern medicine usually consider the development of living … Ontogenesis: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Men are more frequently affected by Scheuermann’s disease than women. It is not completely clear why the disease occurs. Hereditary factors as well as overstrain (sitting bent forward, compression, etc.) can promote the development of the disease. Therapy, even in adolescence, is essential to prevent or minimize late effects. 4 simple exercises to imitate Rowing … Physiotherapy for Scheuermann’s disease
Further therapeutic measures In addition to the exercise program, which is important in the physiotherapeutic treatment of Scheuermann’s disease, detonating techniques can also be used to loosen the tense muscles. Due to the constant incorrect posture, certain muscle groups are less well supplied and tend to develop frequent painful tension. Adhesive or shortened tissue can … Further therapeutic measures | Physiotherapy for Scheuermann’s disease
X-ray X-rays are the diagnostic tool of choice in Scheuermann’s disease. An MRI and a CT can also be used for a more precise assessment. The malformation of the vertebral bodies can be clearly seen in the X-ray image. The disease can be judged particularly in the lateral view of the spinal column. Different stages … X-ray | Physiotherapy for Scheuermann’s disease
Summary Scheuermann’s disease is a growth disorder of the spinal column occurring in adolescence and usually leads to the formation of a hunchback. Rarely the lumbar spine is affected, if this is the case, it comes to a reduced lumbar lordosis (hollow back). Physiotherapy is intended to relieve the deformed vertebrae. This is done by … Summary | Physiotherapy for Scheuermann’s disease