Was ist eine akute Lumbalgie?

Was ist eine akute Lumbalgie?

Kann man daran sterben?

Zu welchem Arzt muss man da hingehen?

Welcher Facharzt ist dafür zuständig?

Was wird bei einer Lumbalgie gemacht?

Muss man da auch zum Röntgen?

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Novus1976
7 months ago

Lumbalgia = back pain in the lower back

Not deadly

It’s always a family doctor who makes a transfer.

Mostly medical gymnastics or possibly injected.

X-rays can be.

Novus1976
7 months ago
Reply to  JungerKind

X-rays to exclude that something is defective on the cracking structures. Medical gymnastics since this pain is usually due to misconception or Tensions are triggered. Because a painkiller or an anti-inflammatory drug can be injected directly.

Singuli
7 months ago

A witch shot, the preliminary stage for a disc incident.

Yeah, it hurts so much that you think you die.

To the doctor’s office, he’ll be a specialist. To orthopaedic probably.

Pain therapy and medical gymnastics usually.

Yeah.

Singuli
7 months ago
Reply to  JungerKind

The fiber ring of the sliver disc is brittle and bulges out. And in the case of a disc incident, the disc breaks apart and the interior of the disc then presses outward against the nerve and that then hurts.

The orthopaedic can assess how difficult this is and how best to treat it. If it is to be treated conservatively, then the doctor can also prescribe pain medications and physiotherapy.

putzfee1
7 months ago

This is a witch shot. No, you don’t die. The doctor gives you a syringe against the pain. If you get that more often, it is advisable to go to the orthopedic. He can prescribe medical gymnastics.

The doctor can also determine a witch shot without an X-ray examination.

putzfee1
7 months ago
Reply to  JungerKind

Ask the doctor. He can answer all your questions.

Hundertstel
7 months ago

Witch shot is painful.

Why do you always ask for death and death? Are you looking for death or what’s wrong with you?