What is the doctor's task in the treatment of pain in the neck? First of all, you need to remove them. Further it is important to remove the causes of pain: deformation of the vertebrae, their incorrect position, remove infections from the body.
The cervical spine is the most flexible of all departments. That is why it consists of a mass of vertebrae and spine, which have the ability to rub against each other, become inflamed and hurt with prolonged exertion. What are the types of cervical pains and how to get rid of them?
The tonsils are in the back cavity of the pharynx, they classify two pharyngeal tonsils, two palatines, also called glands and tongue amygdala. Tonsils are one of the most important immune organs of a person.
Complaints about pain and paresthesia in the tongue (itching, numbness, sadness, raspiranie, burning, etc.) are often found among patients with neurological and somatic profile. Neurological examination rarely reveals evidence of sensitive (and motor) disorders. It is useful to pay attention to the unilateral or bilateral nature of paresthesia and the illness of the gastrointestinal tract.
A typical pain syndrome in rheumatology and traumatology is pain in the neck. About 30% of the population of developed countries have chronic neck pain, the number of such patients has been steadily increasing in recent years, and huge funds are being spent on treatment and rehabilitation.
It is known that antibacterial therapy in many cases of pain in the throat of viral and even bacterial etiology is little or ineffective. In most patients, the symptoms of the disease go through 7-10 days, regardless of whether antibiotics were prescribed or not.
There is a wide variety of pain in the throat, from sharp, dagger, stitching, cutting - to stupid, aching, pressing; from raspirayuschih - to pulsating or mixed, with a constant, growing or subsiding nature.
The leading cause of damage to the mucous membrane of the mouth and pharynx is infection. However, it should be noted that the causes of pain in the throat may be non-infectious factors: mechanical damage, exposure to tobacco smoke, inhalation of contaminated or supercooled air, overstrain of the vocal apparatus, foreign body in the throat, trauma to the throat, and diseases of other organs and systems.
