Therapy The therapy depends entirely on the cause of the cervicobrachialgia. Above all, it is important to carry out an adequate pain therapy in order to rule out the corresponding malpositions caused by the painful course. Painkillers which have an anti-inflammatory as well as pain-reducing effect are particularly suitable here. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as … Therapy | Cervicobrachialgia
Exercises Whether and to what extent special exercises are useful in cervicobrachialgia depends primarily on the underlying cause of the symptoms. If the cause lies in a degeneration of the spinal column in the cervical area, exercises can only achieve a limited improvement. Acutely occurring complaints due to muscle tension, or the blocking of individual … Exercises | Cervicobrachialgia
Chronic cervicobrachialgia If cervicobrachialgia cannot be treated adequately or does not respond to therapy, the symptoms may become chronic. Chronification is when the symptoms persist for more than three months. In this case you should contact a pain clinic/pain therapist. Duration of cervicobrachialgia The duration of cervicobrachialgia varies too much to give a general and … Chronic cervicobrachialgia | Cervicobrachialgia
Introduction Pain in the spine can also be the result of an impairment of the vertebral joints. Typical disease patterns of the vertebral joints are presented below. For detailed information please follow the links. Vertebral joint blockage LWS Synonyms:Blocking, Segmental Articular Dysfunction, Lumbago, Acute Lumbalgia, Lumbago Location of the greatest pain: Depending on the height … Pain of the vertebral joint
Vertebral joint blockage cervical spine Synonyms:Blocking, Segmental Articular Dysfunction, Cervicalgia, Acute Wryneck Location of the greatest pain:Depending on the height of the blocked vertebral joint, local pain point, slightly offset to the side of the cervical spine center. Often middle cervical spine section. PathologyCause:Temporary, reversible “entanglement” of an intervertebral joint with painful joint capsule tension. … Vertebral joint blockage cervical spine | Pain of the vertebral joint
ISG Blocking Synonyms:ISG Arthropathy, Peripheral Articular Dysfunction of the ISG, ISG Overload, Sacroiliitis Location of the greatest pain: In the area of the upper inner part of one buttock half, clearly offset from the lumbar spine at the level of the sacrum. PathologyCause:Temporary, reversible “catching” of the ISG joint. Overload – false load reaction (joint … ISG Blocking | Pain of the vertebral joint
Spondylolisthesis Synonyms:Spondylolisthesis, Spondylolisthesis Location of the greatest pain: In the middle of the affected spinal column section. Almost always lower lumbar spine. PathologyCause:Congenital or acquired spondylolysis or acquired instability due to increasing disc wear Age:Young age (spondylolysis) or old age with wear-related spondylolisthesis. Gender:Women > Men Accident:Recurrent microtrauma in acquired spondylolysis. General physical wear and … Spondylolisthesis | Pain of the vertebral joint
Narrow spinal canal Synonyms:Spinal Stenosis, Spinal Stenosis, Neuroforaminal Stenosis, Recessus Stenosis Location of the greatest pain: Often unilateral or bilateral leg pain outweighs back pain. But back pain can also predominate. PathologyCause:Wear-related narrowing of the spinal canal with damage to the spinal nerves. Age:In old age Gender:Women > Men Accident:None Type of pain:Dull back pain. … Narrow spinal canal | Pain of the vertebral joint
Synonyms Dorsalgia (Latin dorsum – the back; Greek Algos – the pain) Lumbalgia lumbago (lat. Lumbus loin; German also lumbago), if the lumbar-sacral region is affected Introduction Back pain has now become a kind of widespread disease. It is one of the most common reasons to consult a doctor besides infectious diseases. As varied as … Back pain of the lumbar spine
Pain localizations Back pain in the lumbar spine often occurs only on one side, for example on the right side. There are various possible causes for this, which in most cases are harmless and can be improved by regular strengthening exercises. This is because back pain on the right side is often caused by muscle … Pain localizations | Back pain of the lumbar spine
Pain situations When sitting, many diseases and tension in the lumbar spine area make back pain worse. The reason for this is an increased load on the spine with the body weight. This can be a typical sign of a slipped disc, for example. However, the cause is often less severe and the pain is … Pain situations | Back pain of the lumbar spine
Pain Character The pain in the back can be of different character. If they are described as stabbing, the cause is often in the area of the nerves. Many affected people describe it as if a knife was rammed into their back. This stabbing character is caused by a compression, i.e. an incarceration, of one … Pain Character | Back pain of the lumbar spine
