Spondylarthritis is an illness from the rheumatic form. Frequently occurring inflammation occurs, primarily in the vertebral joints (facet joints), and the resulting degenerative changes in the joints, up to deformity and loss of mobility. Respiration may also be restricted, since increased hunchback formation reduces the mobility of the rib cage and ribs. Exercises Physiotherapeutic exercises … Physiotherapy Spondylarthritis
Further therapeutic measures In order to complete the therapy for spondylarthritis, individual physiotherapeutic treatment should take place in addition to the active exercise program. This includes above all respiratory therapy. Through the targeted laying on of hands or the use of light resistance, breathing can be directed to specific areas. The respiratory muscles can also … Further therapeutic measures | Physiotherapy Spondylarthritis
There is a variety of rheumatic diseases that can be divided into different categories. In physiotherapy, especially rheumatic diseases affecting the joints are treated. For example, chronic polyarthritis and ankylosing spondylitis belong to this category. Other structures can also be affected by rheumatic diseases. Frequently patients are also found in physiotherapy with fibromyalgia, the so-called … Physiotherapy for rheumatism
Further therapeutic measures The treatment spectrum for rheumatic diseases is wide. In addition to physiotherapy with manual therapy, exercises and soft tissue treatment, physical therapy is also used. Heat and cold applications can alleviate symptoms and influence inflammation. Rheumatism groups (Rheumaliga) or water gymnastics are frequently offered. In the medium water the joints are less … Further therapeutic measures | Physiotherapy for rheumatism
A cervical spine blockage is a sudden stiffening of the cervical spine with movement restrictions in a certain direction. It manifests itself through various symptoms, which are described in more detail below. Symptoms Acute pain and restricted movement are typical for blockages. Pain radiating from the cervical spine towards the shoulders or into the arms … Cervical spinal blockage – Cause of symptoms
Diagnosis The diagnosis is made on the basis of a description of the symptoms and a functional test of the cervical spine of the affected person. The functional test includes a movement test of the cervical spine. The mobility in all directions is tested. The direction of the movement restriction already gives an indication of … Diagnosis | Cervical spinal blockage – Cause of symptoms
Settling The word “settling” is commonly used for a chiropractic procedure in which the practitioner jerks the head of the affected person and thus supposedly returns all vertebrae to their original position. However, this explanation is based on the false assumption that the vertebrae are actually displaced or even “slip out”. In fact, instead of … Settling | Cervical spinal blockage – Cause of symptoms
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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
