There are some exercises that patients with a lumbar spine syndrome can do during therapy or at home. An individual exercise plan should be adapted and coordinated by the trainer or physiotherapist for the patient. In general, it can be said that with a lumbar spine syndrome often the abdominal muscles are too weak and … LWS Syndrome Exercises
Summary Exercises for lumbar spine syndrome can have a strengthening, mobilizing or relaxing effect. There is a large selection of exercises that should always be individually adapted to the patient. The term lumbar spine syndrome only describes a certain symptom, but does not provide any information about the cause. It is therefore important to make … Summary | LWS Syndrome Exercises
The aim is to treat the cause of the lumbar spine syndrome in active physiotherapy. In most cases the solution is movement. Exercise ensures that the intervertebral discs are nourished and that the tense muscles are better supplied with blood. Some simple exercises at home, which can also be used for acute pain, are presented … Physiotherapy for a LWS syndrome
Further measures As a further passive support in physiotherapy/physical gymnastics to get rid of the pain in a lumbar spine syndrome, various complementary measures and therapies are recommended: Massages Trigger point therapy Fango Sling table Manual traction Medication, tablets, syringes For physiotherapy in the case of a lumbar spine syndrome, massages are often used to … Further measures | Physiotherapy for a LWS syndrome
LWS syndrome – what exactly is behind the term? In general, complaints of the lower spine are referred to as lumbar spine syndrome – or lumbar spine syndrome for short. The lower back, the so-called lumbar spine, is affected by a large part of the back problems and clinical pictures of the spine. In most … LWS syndrome – what exactly is behind the term? | Physiotherapy for a LWS syndrome
Summary The unpleasant and often with long-lasting pain associated lumbar spine syndrome is not uncommon in our sedentary society. Some passive and active measures help to counteract the acute pain. In the long term, however, the cause must be filtered out in order to treat it specifically, find a suitable everyday handling and, above all, … Summary | Physiotherapy for a LWS syndrome
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
Synonyms in a broader sense Wear-related spinal column disease Spinal column wear Spinal degeneration, Degeneration of the spine Wear and tear of the spinal column Lumbar spine syndrome Cervical spine syndrome, Definition Degenerative (wear-related) spinal diseases (back problems) include several clinical pictures that can occur in isolation or together and whose common characteristic is age-related. … Degenerative spine disease
Spondylosis Strictly speaking, the term spondylosis is a collective term that summarizes a series of bony changes in the spine.These are irregularities such as bony extensions, bulges or serrations, which are particularly easy to detect in an X-ray or computer tomography of the spine. Very different diseases can lead to the diagnosis of spondylosis. Frequent … Spondylosis | Degenerative spine disease
Symptoms Characteristic of degenerative spinal diseases are persistent back pain that is difficult to control and a functional limitation of the spine. The complaints can be limited to the spinal column or radiate into the legs (lumbar spine) or arms (cervical spine). They may occur only during movement or stress or even at rest. It … Symptoms | Degenerative spine disease
