lumbar syndrome

Risks and complications of open surgery | Operation of spinal canal stenosis

Risks and complications of open surgery Surgery for spinal canal stenosis is associated with many risks and occasionally there are complications. For this reason, surgery is usually the last therapeutic option when all non-surgical measures have not led to sufficient success. If the operation is performed as open surgery on the back, general anesthesia is … Risks and complications of open surgery | Operation of spinal canal stenosis

Duration of the surgery | Operation of spinal canal stenosis

Duration of the surgery The average duration of the operation is between 60 and 90 minutes from the first skin incision to the last suture. For very experienced surgeons, the duration can also be shorter. However, if complications arise or the anatomical conditions are particularly difficult, the procedure can take considerably longer. To this must … Duration of the surgery | Operation of spinal canal stenosis

Aftercare and rehabilitation | Operation of spinal canal stenosis

Aftercare and rehabilitation The follow-up treatment after spinal canal stenosis surgery begins during the hospital stay. In the days following the operation, physiotherapy is performed under supervision so that the patient can be mobilized again as soon as possible. After hospital discharge, there are various ways in which further post-operative treatment can be provided. On … Aftercare and rehabilitation | Operation of spinal canal stenosis

Homeopathy for chronic back pain

Homeopathic medicines The following homeopathic medicines can be used for chronic back pain: Calcium fluoratum Cimicifuga (bugweed) Ranunculus bulbosus (buttercup) Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut) Calcium fluoratum Especially drops D12 are used General weakness of the connective tissue Tendency to varicose veins Arthrosis Bone loss and pain in the lumbar spine Recurring nerve inflammations, for example … Homeopathy for chronic back pain

Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Introduction Back pain must be treated early and sufficiently to avoid chronification. In chronic back pain, common painkillers alone are often no longer effective because a pain memory has developed, i.e. the back pain has become independent in the psyche of the person affected. A therapy for back pain is then much more difficult. An … Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Natural remedy devil’s claw | Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Natural remedy devil’s claw Natural remedy, especially the devil’s claw is to be called here. The Devil’s Claw can be used alone for mild pain and for stronger pain to support the existing therapy. The Devil’s Claw is supposed to reduce the symptoms of back pain. While cold is still felt to be beneficial in … Natural remedy devil’s claw | Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) | Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is the treatment of muscle tension by means of stimulation current treatment. The aim is to release muscle tension and thereby achieve improved mobility. Usually, TENS is used as an accompanying measure and thus in combination with other therapeutic measures. Especially for the treatment of … Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) | Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Corset treatment (orthoses) | Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?

Corset treatment (orthoses) What can you do yourself? Take the old adage: “To move brings blessing” to heart. Try to find your way out of your protective posture. Learn important rules of behavior for the physical mastery of everyday life, for example, in the back school and perform these exercises continuously at home, i.e. on … Corset treatment (orthoses) | Therapy for chronic back pain – What helps best?