Other therapeutic procedures In addition to physiotherapy and the accompanying training therapy, there is also a medical therapy. This can consist of pain-relieving medication or, if there is no improvement, surgery on the intervertebral disc. Also a physical therapy is offered, which consists of electrotherapy, massage units, heat packs (fango, moor, hot air) or relief … Other therapeutic procedures | Physiotherapy slipped disc
General Back pain is a very common symptom among adults worldwide, almost every adult suffers from it sooner or later. The human lumbar vertebrae are particularly susceptible to pain. This is located around the area of the “hollow back” in the lower back between the thoracic vertebrae and the sacral vertebrae. The lumbar spine syndrome … Duration of a lumbar spinal syndrome
Pain The definition of a spinal syndrome merely describes an unspecific pain in the area of the spine. In the lumbar spine syndrome, this manifests itself specifically in pain in the lumbar spine area, which can radiate to the lower extremities, even to the feet. They manifest themselves as dull, stabbing or pulling pain and … Pain | Duration of a lumbar spinal syndrome
Prognosis The prognosis for lumbar spinal syndrome can vary greatly. If there are no chronic muscular problems, the pain usually subsides completely, either on its own or after relief and targeted muscle strengthening through physiotherapy. If there is a chronic complaint that has already had effects and damage on the vertebral bodies, the symptoms can … Prognosis | Duration of a lumbar spinal syndrome
Cervical spine syndrome, cervical syndrome or cervical spine syndrome is the name orthopedists give to painful complaints in the neck and shoulder that easily become chronic. Prevention through exercise is the best remedy for cervical spine syndrome. What is cervical spine syndrome? Shoulder and neck pain in cervical spine syndrome. Cervical spine syndrome stands for … Cervical Spine Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Back pain is actually not a disease in its own right but mostly a symptom of a disease. Back pain is widespread and is therefore considered a common disease. They are the second most common complaint among primary care physicians. What is back pain? Back pain can be divided into radicular and pseudoradicular pain. In … Back Pain: Causes, Treatment & Help
Spondylolisthesis is a spinal condition in which one or more vertebrae shift in relation to each other (spondylolisthesis), resulting in a loss of stability of the spine. Depending on the extent and progression of the disease (involvement of the nerves, spinal canal stenosis), spondylolisthesis can generally be treated well within the framework of conservative measures. … Spondylolisthesis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
As the proverbial backbone, the spine gives the body shape and stability. Its specific shape enables humans to walk upright. What is the spine? Defining the spine as the axial skeleton of the human body shows that it serves as the central connecting and supporting element between the skull, ribs, pelvis and extremities. It is … Spine: Structure, Function & Diseases
Scheuermann’s disease is a disease of the spine that often manifests itself at a growing age. Due to a growth disorder of the vertebral bodies, wedge-shaped vertebrae form, narrowing the intervertebral discs between them. This results in the hunchback with hollow back typical of Scheuermann’s disease. What is Scheuermann’s disease? Scheuermann’s disease was discovered by … Scheuermanns Disease: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The perichondrium is the cartilaginous membrane of tight connective tissue that surrounds, stabilizes, and nourishes all hyaline and elastic cartilage except articular cartilage. The perichondrium contains the blood supply to the cartilage tissue associated with it. Injuries to the perichondrium can lead to cartilage damage because the supply to the cartilage is so disrupted. What … Perichondrium: Structure, Function & Diseases
Introduction Between the vertebrae of the human spine are the intervertebral discs (Disci Intervertebrales), also known as intervertebral discs. These discs consist of a fibrous ring (Anulus Fibrosus) and a soft, gelatinous core (Nucleus Pulposus). In the event of a herniated disc, the stable fibrous ring is damaged, the holding function of the fibres is … Is the numbness, or the feeling of numbness, an indication of a herniated disc?
Numbness without pain The first symptom of a slipped disc, no matter in which part of the spine, is often pain. Sudden, severe pain, which often occurs during movements or when lifting heavy loads, indicates a herniated disc. If numbness occurs without pain, or the pain subsides with increasing numbness, this can be a serious … Numbness without pain | Is the numbness, or the feeling of numbness, an indication of a herniated disc?
