Failure to treat spine diseases in a timely and effective manner significantly reduces the quality of life. These people over time; It is possible to turn into people who are addicted to painkillers, have limited social circle and daily activities due to physical weakness, and suffer from chronic depression.
How Are Spine Diseases Treated?
The area surrounding the spine As a result of the wear and tear of the connective tissue over time due to reasons such as poor posture, weight gain and incorrect movement, the groundwork is prepared for diseases that affect all aspects of the person's life. Spine diseases include; Scoliosis, kyphosis, spinal straightening, cervical and lumbar herniated discs, degenerative diseases of the spine, lumbar slippage and spinal stenosis, spinal fractures, spinal tumors, and spinal infections. The first and most common symptom of spine diseases is pain. Pain may occur as a result of damage (wear) to bones, joints, connective tissue and nerve structures. The intensity of the pain, the location where it is felt, the nature of the pain (piercing / stinging, burning, dull, etc.), situations that increase and decrease the pain are revealed and a differential diagnosis is made. Pain may be accompanied by muscle spasm, limitation of movement and posture disorder. Nowadays, depression and epilepsy drugs, especially painkillers and muscle relaxants, are widely used in painful spine diseases. In some cases, the patient is recommended to wear a corset for long hours. Techniques such as physical therapy, manual therapy, acupuncture, etc. can be tried to improve muscle spasm and posture. Surgical treatment is applied in cases of scoliosis, advanced kyphosis, lumbar and neck herniations that cause root compression, and lumbar slippage that causes stenosis.
How Does Prolotherapy Treat the Spine?
With Prolotherapy treatment, long-term drug treatments and surgery can be prevented against disorders of the spine accompanied by posture disorders and pain. It is possible to produce solutions without the need for intervention. Prolotherapy method can be applied to people whose scoliosis and kyphosis were not corrected by surgery at an early age or who are followed up with a corset, and pain control is provided with appropriate exercises.
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