Arthrosis is a serious and dangerous disease, for the treatment of which an integrated approach is used. Together with medications, physiotherapy procedures are prescribed:
- Massage
- Balneogryazelechenie
- Paraffin baths
- Ultraviolet irradiation (UV)
- UHF
- Electro- and phonophoresis
- Magnetic therapy
- Oxygen cocktail
- Climatotherapy
- Aromatherapy
Contraindications:
- oncological diseases
- acute purulent processes in the body
- a previous myocardial infarction or stroke
- severe pathologies of the lungs, bones, gastrointestinal tract, kidneys
- hormonal failures
- blood clotting disorder
- burns, trophic ulcers, skin diseases
- individual hypersensitivity to the method of exposure or the drugs and reagents used
- pregnancy and lactation
- mental disorders
Treatment results
Physiotherapy helps prevent the spread of the inflammatory process to healthy tissues. Properly selected procedures in combination with drug therapy help to enter remission as quickly as possible and stop degenerative changes in cartilage tissue.
Consequences of lack of treatment
Complications largely depend on the cause of arthritis, as well as on the treatment. For example, prolonged use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in rheumatic arthritis can lead to damage to the gastrointestinal system and cause ulcers. At the same time, the treatment of purulent arthritis with antibiotics can cause the destruction of intestinal microflora and the development of dysbiosis. That is why during the treatment of arthritis, the patient must strictly follow the doctor's instructions and pass all prescribed examinations in a timely manner in order to detect developing complications early:
- osteoporosis
- amyloidosis
- spread of infection
- dislocation
- joint contracture
- ankylosis
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