Failure to treat spinal diseases in a timely and effective manner significantly reduces the quality of life. Over time, these people; It is possible to turn into people who are dependent on painkillers, whose social environment and daily activities are limited due to physical weakness, and who experience chronic depression.
How Are Spinal Diseases Treated?
As the connective tissue surrounding the spine wears out over time due to reasons such as poor posture, weight gain and wrong movement, the ground is prepared for diseases that affect a person’s life in all aspects. Among spinal diseases; scoliosis, kyphosis, straightening of the spine, cervical and lumbar hernia, degenerative diseases of the spine, lumbar slip and spinal narrow canal, spinal fractures, spinal tumors, spinal infections can be counted. The first and most common symptom of spinal diseases is pain. Pain may occur as a result of the damage (wearing) of bone, joint, connective tissue and nerve structures. The severity of the pain, the place where it is felt, the characteristics of the pain (piercing / stinging, burning, blunt, etc.), conditions that increase or decrease the pain are revealed and differential diagnosis is made. Pain may be accompanied by muscle spasm, limitation of movement, and posture disorder. Today, depression and epilepsy drugs, especially painkillers and muscle relaxants, are widely used in spinal diseases that progress with pain. In some cases, a corset is recommended for the patient to wear for long hours. Physical therapy, manual therapy, acupuncture etc. techniques can be tried to improve muscle spasm and posture. Surgical treatment is applied in cases of scoliosis, advanced kyphosis, lumbar and neck hernias that cause root compression, and lumbar slippage that causes narrow canal.
How Does Regenerative Injection Treat the Spine?
With regenerative injection therapy, it is possible to find solutions to the disorders of posture and pain of the spine without the need for long drug treatments and surgical intervention. Regenerative injection method can be applied to people whose scoliosis and kyphosis cannot be corrected with surgery at an early age or who are followed up with a corset, and pain control is provided with appropriate exercises.
The Disease Is Treated From Its Source
The biggest difference of regenerative injection therapy is that it treats the disease by going down to its source; Thus, permanent treatment is possible. Regenerative injection techniques are applied to the source of the problem in the treatment of lumbar and neck hernia, spinal straightening, lumbar slippage and narrow canal that develops accordingly. In addition to MR images, a detailed physical examination is performed and damaged connective tissue is detected in the patient. Then, within a protocol and a personalized treatment program is created. Weak and damaged connective tissue elements in the injection areas are repaired by activating the body’s defense system. As the sessions progress, the pain decreases and the problem of limitation of movement begins to disappear. With an average of 4-6 sessions of treatment, the recovery is completed to a large extent.
