Dureri antebrat/umar

Despre durere/ hernie:

Minor “injuries” can trigger major spasm of the paraspinal muscles. The more muscles, the more spasm, and pain. The pain and spasm can be so intense that one is immobilized. The back is “seized up.” As a result of the intense forces exerted by the spasming muscles, the discs bulge, as they are meant to do. A “bulging disc” should never be operated on.
I have seen a large number of such backs, and if the problem is relatively recent – less than six to eight weeks – simple injections of local anesthetic, possibly with low-dose steroids added, can abolish the spasm and the pain, and return the back to normal. We did this for quite a number of individuals in a clinical study performed in Ottawa over a decade ago. Optimal use of medication and physical therapy can be helpful, but for the most intense cases these modalities are often not sufficient, and injections are required.
https://ottawacitize...-back-surgeries

uite ce prost sunt, ma duc astazi sa imi faca sangele la medicul de familie si uit sa ii spun de radiografie, bine ca am vazut notificarea pe forum, maine ma duc din nou.

revin, am fost la radiolog, mi-a pus cateva intrebari, am avut noroc sa el se pricepea la sport si a gasit solutia imediat. Se numeste Epicondilita sau cotul tenismenului/jucatorului de golf (asta referitor la antebrat). Odata la 2 saptamani ma duc la el, cu un aparat special care lucreaza cu socuri electrice si unde incearca sa stimuleze reparatia problemei. Tratamente nu exista si succesul nu este garantat. Problema este ca daca nu tratezi din timp si continui cu sportul etc, este posibil ca pe viitor sa fie si mai grav.

O sa ma duc si pentru umar zilele viitoare.

Nu stiu daca e acelasi dar si eu cand aveam probleme cu spatele imi puneau pernute pe spate cu curent electric. Erau nevoiti sa dea la maxim ca sa prind si eu un pic de caif. Din pacate ca nu m-a ajutat deloc, tot prin sport am trecut peste dureri.

Edited by vinciun, 27 May 2019 - 17:55.