Doctor and TV presenter Alexander Myasnikov noted that even in the treatment of cancer, promising developments can be seen, but there are diseases that have not yet been treated. We are talking about osteoarthritis, with which, according to the doctor, “so far everything is mute.”
– Only regular exercise is realistic, regardless of the degree of pain, age, degree of radiological changes, and weight loss. All! Well, painkillers, Myasnikov wrote on his blog.
Over time, the pain becomes mixed, forming a vicious circle: both inflammation and neuralgia.
The doctor claims that neither of the new approaches in the treatment of osteoarthritis did not show a long-term effect. This is a 40+ disease. Myasnikov urged to take care of your joints. Take care of your joints from your youth, then no one and nothing will help.
Risk factors for osteoarthritis:
- joint injuries,
- overweight,
- weak muscles,
- smoking,
- physical inactivity.
< br>Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease characterized by pain, swelling and stiffness. This disease limits freedom of movement and greatly impairs the overall quality of life.
Osteoarthritis affects the entire joint, including the surrounding tissues. Most often it affects the knee, hip, spine and hand joints.
Symptoms:
- pain during movement (usually dull, aching) and after a long period of rest,
- numbness, burning, tingling, swelling in the joint area,
- limitation of movements,
- stiffness after long periods of immobility,
- “crunching”,
- local increase in temperature.< /li>
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Important!The information is provided for reference purposes. Ask a specialist about contraindications and side effects and under no circumstances self-medicate. At the first signs of illness, consult a doctor.
Alexander Myasnikov Medicine Cardiologist, author of books, TV presenter