Klippel-File Syndrome

Synonyms: congenital cervical synostosis Definition The so-called Klippel-Feil Syndrome describes a congenital malformation that mainly affects the cervical spine. The main characteristic is an adhesion of cervical vertebrae, which can be accompanied by other malformations. The Klippel-Feil syndrome was first fully described in 1912 by Maurice Klippel, a French neurologist and psychiatrist, and André Feil, … Klippel-File Syndrome

Symptoms | Klippel-File Syndrome

Symptoms Characteristic symptoms are restricted movement, headache, predisposition to migraine, neck pain and nerve pain caused by abnormal shaping of the vertebrae, which then mechanically irritate the emerging nerve roots, or by mostly congenital narrowing of the spinal canal, a so-called myelopathy. In addition, there are numerous associated malformations and symptoms. There may be other … Symptoms | Klippel-File Syndrome

Prognosis | Klippel-File Syndrome

Prognosis The prognosis is extremely variable and depends strongly on the individual disease severity and any consequential damage that has already occurred. However, the Klippel-Feil Syndrome cannot be treated causally. Also, the symptoms usually increase with age in the context of degenerative changes in the spine. In terms of life expectancy, Klippel-Feil syndrome has a … Prognosis | Klippel-File Syndrome

Homeopathic treatment | Cervical syndrome and dizziness

Homeopathic treatment Homeopathy tries to remedy the problems of cervical spine syndrome and vertigo by stimulating the body’s self-healing powers. A prescription of homeopathic remedies has to be made taking into account various aspects. The accompanying circumstances, potential cause of the cervical spine syndrome, symptoms and other factors must be taken into account when planning … Homeopathic treatment | Cervical syndrome and dizziness

Cervical syndrome and dizziness

Patients affected by a cervical spine syndrome often have a so-called “cervicogenic” dizziness in addition to other symptoms. They usually do not report a spinning dizziness, but describe a swaying dizziness or gait insecurity. These symptoms increase with prolonged forced posture. They last from minutes to several hours. A cervical spine syndrome is mainly characterized … Cervical syndrome and dizziness

Symptoms of cervical syndrome with dizziness | Cervical syndrome and dizziness

Symptoms of cervical syndrome with dizziness People suffering from dizziness feel dazed and complain about lack of concentration. The dizziness dizziness is usually more or less pronounced throughout, it is not dependent on movement or breathing. The feeling of dizziness is often accompanied by headaches. If it is very pronounced, the ability to work may … Symptoms of cervical syndrome with dizziness | Cervical syndrome and dizziness

Group concept of the neck school

Information At the beginning of the neck school, information is given about the individual problems of the participants (useful in a one-on-one interview in advance), background knowledge about anatomical basics, pathological muscle activity, stressors, chronification mechanisms, neck-friendly work, recommended sports. Consistent participation: The participants are required to participate continuously and consistently in the group program, … Group concept of the neck school

Continuation of the program at home, control appointment | Group concept of the neck school

Continuation of the program at home, control appointment The group participants should continue the program and self-help strategies for pain or dizziness learned over the 10 weeks in the group for at least 4-6 weeks at home with a frequency of 3-4 exercise units a 20 minute week. The learned exercises and neck-friendly work behaviour … Continuation of the program at home, control appointment | Group concept of the neck school

Duration of symptoms | Symptoms of a cervical spine syndrome

Duration of symptoms The duration of the cervical spine syndrome is very variable, since it is determined by the cause of the cervical spine problem. If the symptoms improve within 3 weeks, we speak of an acute cervical spine syndrome, whereas if the symptoms persist for more than 3 months, we speak of a chronic … Duration of symptoms | Symptoms of a cervical spine syndrome

Relax the neck

How is a tense neck treated? If you suffer from tension in the neck muscles, you should first find out why these problems occur. Basically, the cause should be eliminated before starting treatment. If the tension is caused by a one-sided posture, e.g. sitting for too long, you should make sure to change your sitting … Relax the neck