Chest spine tumors

The thoracic spine is inactive, surprisingly stable due to being rigidly fixed to the ribs, so it is least prone to bone necrosis. Its clinical manifestations and syndromes rarely disturb the patient.

Yet there are still people who "have" this disease for years sitting at a desk and even in an uncomfortable, irrational or behind the wheel in a shaking car.

U of the thoracic spine often falls on people with scoliosis, not tracking posture, hunching, hunching.

At the same time, the thoracic vertebrae are unnaturally bent, along with the muscles, ligaments, and nerve fibers from year to year subject to great tension and great additional loads.

Fatigue, degenerating the spine and motivating the development of the disease.

Tip:check for correct posture by sticking a narrow strip of tape along your spine.

As soon as you are sagging and your spine is arched, the support band will stretch, reminding you to change your posture, and fix the correct posture. You will be amazed at the number of times a day your body applies dangerous poses to the health of the spine.

Cirrhosis of the chest: symptoms

• Vascular disorders, bone necrosis, may be suspected. If for unknown reasons, the skin is peeling, nails become very brittle and legs are often cold. These are the outward manifestations of the disease.
• Increasingly stooping, limiting mobility, as well as burning or cutting pain that spreads from the shoulder blades to the back of the head with light pressure on one of the spiny processes (they protrude significantlyin back when bent down), will show progression.
• In thoracic spondylosis, as well as cervical degeneration, stimulation of nerve roots clamped in a narrow disc canal can cause pain in the thoracic region. It often comes on suddenly, for example, when a person gets up from a desk after a day's work. Not letting him breathe, with force and suddenness, it was like a stab in the back. Its nature sometimes leads people to suspect that it is a serious disease of the cardiovascular system, up to coronary artery disease and myocardial infarction. But helpless cardiologists are here. The cause of your suffering is thoracic necrosis.
• Gastrointestinal syndrome is often disguised as digestive tract diseases. The acidity of the gastric juice can be significantly reduced. The main complaint of patients who often see a gastroenterologist is pain in the epigastric region which, as a rule, becomes more intense in the afternoon after physical work and subsides (or disappears completely). full) after a night's rest. Its appearance and enhancement are practically unrelated to the season (as you know, in real patients with gastritis, peptic ulcer, rare fall and spring season without an episodeserious level), food quality, diet. Features of the syndrome manifestation and help to establish a real diagnosis. After treatment of the underlying disease - necrosis of the thoracic spine, the acidity of the gastric juice is restored without the use of drugs.
• If the disc at the level of the 7th to 11th vertebra has osteonecrosis, the pain - sometimes strong, paroxysmal, sometimes dull, aching - spreads into the right hypochondrium, asYour rib body is in pain. During an attack, patients often hospitalized with multiple diagnoses: acute cholecystitis, renal prolapse, pancreatitis, colitis, urolithiasis.

Usually need the most detailed physical examination to be able to accurately diagnose, rule out abdominal diseases.

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Treatment of degenerative thoracic degeneration depends on the stage of the disease and is primarily conservative. Surgery is extremely rare in cases of spinal hernia.

• During an exacerbation of the disease, treatment is aimed at reducing pain. For pain relief, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and pain relievers are prescribed. Muscle relaxants are prescribed to relax muscles and increase spinal mobility, and vasodilators are prescribed to improve blood supply. Use in combination with physical therapy and massage.
• In the subacute period, treatment is aimed at stretching the muscles of the thoracic spine. The most effective kinesitherapy method.
• In remission, treatment is aimed at improving the mobility of the disc, restoring the natural curves of the spine, and strengthening the back muscles.

Therapeutic exercises for thoracic necrosis

Exercises for thoracic necrosis should be done daily in the morning and in the evening. This complex is performed when sitting on a chair or stool. We perform all the movements smoothly, with no sudden movements. The execution speed is slow. Breathe freely.

1. The starting position is to sit on a chair, legs slightly apart, arms stretched forward. We squeeze and do not squeeze our fingers at a speed of fifteen to twenty times as fast. We lower our hands, bend forward and shake with our brushes.
2. The starting position is to sit on a chair, legs interlocked, hands along the body. We raise our right hand forward and with the turn and head, we pull our hand back. We keep the hand at a right angle, our gaze following the hand movement. We return to the starting position. We repeat the same with the left side. We repeat 3-6 times in each direction.
3. The starting position is to sit on a chair, feet shoulder-width apart, hands at back. We tilted our heads alternately right and left to shoulder. We repeat 3-6 times in each direction.
4. The posture begins to sit on a chair, legs shoulder width apart, hands at shoulder length, elbows on one side. We lower and raise our elbows 8-10 times.
5. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. We do shoulder rotation 5-8 times in each direction.
6. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. We breathe in and out. When we inhale, we pull in the belly, when we breathe out, we pull in. We repeat 3-4 times.
7. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. We turn our heads around its own axis to the left and to the right. Repeat 3-6 times on each side.
8. The starting position is to sit on a chair, legs together, hands on knees, fingers locked. When we inhale, we raise our hands together above our head, while exhaling, we lower our knees. We repeat 4-6 times.
9. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. I tilt my head forward, trying to touch my chest with my chin. We return to the starting position. We repeat 6-8 times.
10. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. We slide our hands along the body in the armpits as you inhale and lower as you exhale. We repeat 4-6 times.
. We bring together and thin shoulder blades. We repeat 6-8 times.
11. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. We perform hand movements like in tummy swimming, each hand 6-8 times.
12. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. Raise your hands to the sides and connect with the back of your hand. Inhale - raise your hand. Exhale - lower your arms. We will lose 4-5 times.
13. The starting position is to sit on a chair, feet shoulder-width apart, hands at shoulder height, elbows raised. We perform the rotations of the shoulder joint clockwise and counterclockwise. We repeat 6-8 times in each direction.
14. The starting position is to sit on a chair, legs together, arms outstretched forward. We spread our arms to the sides - inhale, return to the starting position - exhale. We repeat 3-4 times.
15. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. To the side, we raise our right hand, cover our head, and touch our ears. We also repeat the movement with the left hand. Repeat on each side 4-6 times.
16. The pose begins to sit on a chair, legs shoulder width apart, hands on knees, fingers "locked". Raise your hands together - inhale, we exhale with your right knee. Raise the arm - inhale, lower the left knee - exhale. We repeat 3 times for each side.
17. The starting position is to sit on a chair, with feet shoulder-width apart, hands along the torso. Raise your right hand, while bringing your left hand back. We change the position of the hand. We repeat 6-8 times.
18. Pose starts to sit on a chair, legs shoulder width, hands bent at elbows, palms interlocking. We do hand movements like in frog swimming. We repeat 6-8 times.

Prevention method

To avoid exacerbations, to prevent pain:

• strengthens your back muscles;
• see your posture;
• don't be cold!
• If you sweat after exercising or get wet in the rain, immediately change into dry clothes. Humidity and cold are the main enemies of your spine.