Sciatica Exercises

by SwineFlu Doctor on February 9, 2010

Usually doctors recommend exercises for those who suffer from sciatica. Though some traditionally-minded doctors may recommend bed rest or rest in general, it has long been proven that they result in weakening of muscles. This does not relieve pain but rather make it aggravated. What is more, the deterioration of muscles leads to back injury [...]

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The Rheumatoid Arthritis

by SwineFlu Doctor on February 6, 2010

Supporters of rheumatoid and autoimmune theory drew attention to the fact that the processes occurring in the joints in rheumatoid arthritis are identical processes in the intervertebral joints. The reliability of these views is confirmed, for example, by the similarity of biochemical changes in the main substance and the cellular elements of the disc, characteristic [...]

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Most Common Spine And Nerve Diseases

February 6, 2010

Muscle spasm may be connected with many disease states of the spine and internal organs. In some cases, localized muscle spasm may be a protective physiological mechanism limiting the mobility of the involved spinal segments. But then constricted muscles become a secondary source of pain, which starts a vicious circle of pain-muscle spasm-pain “that promotes [...]

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Osteochondrosis Issue

February 6, 2010

In 1984 the collective monograph ” Osteochondrosis in the spine” gave the definition of the disease: Osteochondrosis – is the most severe form of degenerative-dystrophic lesions of the spine, which is based on degeneration of the disc with subsequent involvement of the adjacent vertebral bodies, intervertebral joints and ligamentous apparatus. In each of the vertebral [...]

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The Development Of Degenerative Disc Disease

February 6, 2010

There is one interesting fact. Women who use high-heeled shoes for a long time have their rear sections of intervertebral discs overloaded, and therefore the development of osteochondrosis is possible.
Some researchers believe that, in addition to mechanical factors in the origin of degenerative disc disease a violation of metabolic processes is important, in particular [...]

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What Is Neuroscience?

February 6, 2010

The Internet offers many free physicians consulting of various specialties. But often, we do not know what the doctor specialization should make a specific disease.
In this article we will cover what is a neuroscience, which a doctor treats that is to say a neurologist and what the problems you should contact him with.
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The Symptoms Of Degenerative-Dystrophic Disease

February 6, 2010

Currently, it is assumed that degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the spine are the most common chronic diseases characterized by progressive degenerative-dystrophic changes in tissue segments of vertebrate tissues, degradation of intervertebral discsjoints, ligamentous apparatus, the bone tissue of the spine, in advanced cases manifested severe orthopedic, neurological and visceral disorders, and often leads to disability.
Acute back [...]

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The Symptoms Of Lumbosacral Radiculitis

February 6, 2010

Symptoms of lumbosacral radiculitis are well known. The disease begins with assault acute pain, or, as it is often said with our patients, “lumbago” in the back. The lumbar muscles are stretched. There is growing feeling of stiffness. Movements are painful and limited.
Onset of pain (lumbago) usually lasts several days. Then pain subsides, the [...]

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British Wine

February 2, 2010

Although England is classically known as a lager and ale kind of country, the British do enjoy their wine. At one point in time when the climate was a bit warmer the British started producing their own wine instead of importing it from other countries. Wine was cheap and plentiful during the medieval ages. Then [...]

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Do You Need Surgery To Treat Your Scoliosis?

January 29, 2010

Whatever the method is taken with the physician treating his patient, there is one goal – the benefit of the patient. However, disease severity and progression of deformation give us no choice at times. And then the doctors have to admit that conservative treatment has failed. And, leaving the last word with a scalpel, its [...]

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