One of the greatest loads in the human body receives its skeleton, which performs musculoskeletal function. Unfortunately, because of so many loads and influenced by many factors, it is vulnerable to disease. With age, many begin to complain of pain in the joints of the knees, which is not surprising, since it is this part of the skeleton that receives one of the most severe loads. One of the diseases, which according to statistics affects about 20 percent of the population, is degenerative ...
Coxarthrosis of the hip joint is called a degenerative-dystrophic disease, characterized by destruction of the cartilaginous tissue, deformation of the articular surfaces of bones, formation osteophytes. The disease is more common in elderly people and leads to impaired motor activity of the joints. Content 1Classification of the disease 2Main clinical manifestations of the disease 3Therapeutic exercises with coxarthrosis 3.0.1Which complex of exercises to choose at the first stage ost...
Arthrosis of the shoulder joint is a chronic degenerative disease, when it appears the motor capacity of the affected joint is reduced, there is a spasm of muscles and swelling of the surrounding tissues. This is due to the destruction of the cartilaginous tissue of the joint. Every movement that requires the involvement of a sick site causes pain. Content 1Causes of the disease 2Arthrosis of the shoulder joint - symptoms at different stages 2.0.11 degree 2.0.22 degree 2.0.33 degree ...
Content 1Causes, symptoms of knee arthrosis, effective treatment and prevention 1.1Types and causes of the disease 1.2Symptoms 1.3Treatment of gonarthrosis 1.4Preventive measures 2Osteoarthritis of the knee joint - symptoms, treatment. Deforming arthrosis of the knee: 2.1general description 2.2Causes 2.3Symptoms 2.4Diagnostics 2.5Principles of treatment 2.6Treatment with drugs 2.7Nonsteroid preparations 2.8Means for restoration of cartilage 2.9Ointments and creams 2.10Com...
Content 1How to put the banks correctly on the back, how much, how often and why 1.1Why put banks 1.2When you cough 1.3With bronchitis 1.4With osteochondrosis 1.5With pneumonia 1.6When you can not put 1.7How to put cans on your back 1.8How often to put and how much to keep 1.9about medical banks 1.10From what age can 1.11Baby massage to the baby 2How to put cans on your back and how much to hold, the benefits and harm of cans 2.1In what cases do banks put on their backs? 2...
Deforming arthrosis of the ankle joint is called a pathology, accompanied by damage and premature destruction of the cartilaginous tissue. Pathological process can extend to bone and muscle tissue, ligamentous apparatus and capsule of the joint. They suffer from 12 to 15% of the world's population, but more often it occurs in women over the age of 45, especially those who prefer high-heeled shoes. This disease occupies one of the leading places in the severity of the development of disturban...
Deforming arthrosis (or osteoarthritis) is a disease that manifests itself in the form of destruction of the cartilaginous tissue of the surfaces of the joints. It is accompanied by strong pain sensations, and the affected joint loses its functions. Deforming arthrosis is a rapidly progressive disease.There are several degrees of this disease, but clear lines between them do not always work, because each degree smoothly flows into the next. Content 1The causes of deforming arthrosis 2Cli...
Content 1Subluxation of the shoulder joint: signs, symptoms and treatment of the shoulder 1.1Causes of subluxation 1.2Symptoms of subluxation of the shoulder 1.3Therapy of subluxations 1.4First aid to the victim 1.5Joint repositioning 1.6Rehabilitation period 1.7Preventive measures 2Symptoms and treatment of subluxation of the shoulder joint 2.1Subluxations, the causes of their formation and treatment 2.2The main reasons for the formation of subluxations 2.3Subluxation of the...
Content 1Subluxation of the cervical vertebra 1.1Causes and mechanism of development 1.2Symptoms 1.3Diagnostics 1.4Treatment 1.5First aid 2Subluxation of the cervical vertebra 2.1Causes and mechanism of development of subluxation of cervical vertebrae 2.2Diagnosis of subluxations of cervical vertebrae 3Subluxation of the cervical vertebra - causes, symptoms and treatment 3.1Anatomical structure 3.2Factors leading to dislocations 3.3Symptoms of subluxations 3.4Classificati...
Content 1Expert advice on choosing insoles from flat feet 2How to choose orthopedic insoles for transverse flat feet 2.1Why orthopedic insoles are needed 2.2Therapeutic 2.3How to choose orthopedic insoles 2.4For treatment 2.5With flatfoot 2.6With valgus deformity 2.7With calcaneal spur 2.8For adults 2.9For children 2.10: types of orthopedic insoles, their description and purpose, how to choose orthopedic insoles 2.11Reviews 3How to choose orthopedic insoles with transverse ...
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