Treatment of vertebral hernia for the beginning should be directed to elimination of the factors causing such pathology: normalization of a metabolism, improvement of microcirculation of blood, reduction of a load on joints, elimination of muscular tension.
At the present time, the elastic reflexors of the thoracic spine, for example "FOSTA" and "WILSON A", more commonly known as a posture corrector, have been developed and successfully applied in a complex of functional treatment and prevention of postural disorders.
All life does not become happy, if the back hurts. Given that the problem of the patient back, in recent years, has become quite common, it can be assumed, without reliance on the data of statistical centers, that almost every third person can not fully enjoy all the delights of life.
Back treatment should begin with the fact that you first need to meet with a vertebrologist, a physiotherapist, a manual operator, a chiropractor or an osteopath who will put an accurate diagnosis and determine a treatment strategy.
Read on, and you will find out what exercises with the hernia of the spine are the most effective and how to perform them.
Exercises in the water help to repair damaged muscles and vertebrae with minimal stress. That is, water is the ideal environment for the development of the spine, since the pressure and load on the intervertebral discs are minimal
Placebo is a physiologically inert substance used as a medicine, a positive therapeutic effect is due to unconscious psychological expectation of the patient.
Many people are wondering what to do if the back is blown. To facilitate the state, one must adhere to simple rules - warmth and peace. Consider the algorithm for treating the inflammatory process
Lumbalia requires an integrated approach. Treatment is aimed at stopping pain on one side. On the other hand, treatment should be aimed at eliminating pathology, as well as normalizing the level of mobility of the affected area.
It should be said that the treatment regimens for pain syndrome with various types of dorsalgia are practically the same, but there are differences in the management of patients with acute and chronic course of the disease.