PLANTAR FASİİTİS SENDROMUNUN NÖRALTERAPİ İLE TEDAVİSİ

Abstract

Plantar topuk ağrısı ayağın en sık görülen kas-iskelet patolojilerinden biridir. Toplumun yaklaşık 10%’un hayatının belirli bir zamanında plantar fasiitten etkilediği tahmin edilmektedir. Plantar fasiit tanısı çoğunlukla anemnez ile konulur. Hastalar sabah kalkınca veya uzun süre oturma sonrası ilk adımda aşırı ağrı tarif ederler.Plantar fasiit tedavisinde klasik tedavi öncelikle fizik tedavi modaliteleri olmak üzere non invazif yöntemlerdir. Nadir dirençli olgularda cerrahi tedavi endikedir. Nöralterapi, bozulmuş olan beden fonksiyonlarının, lokal anestezik maddeler kullanılarak nörovejetatif sistemin uyarılmasıyla organizmanın yeniden regülasyonu sonucu beden fonksiyonlarının normale dönüştürülmesi esasına dayanan bir bütüncül tedavi metodudur. Nöralterapinin bütüncül bakış açısı ile myofasiyal, vasküler ve sinirsel yapıların birlikte değerlendirerek tedaviye alınmakta, böylece geçici bir iyileşme değil tam şifa ile tedavi mümkün olmaktadır

Keywords

• Plantar fasiit, topuk ağrısı, Nöralterapi, Prokain, Lidokain, Lokal anestetikler

TREATMENT OF PLANTAR FASCIITIS BY NEURAL THERAPY

Abstract

Plantar heel pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal pathologies of the foot. It is estimated to affect 10% of the population at some time in their life. Plantar fasciitis is diagnosed often from the patients history. Patients describe extreme pain in their heels at their first step in the morning or after sitting for long periods. First step treatment of plantar fasciitis is physical therapy modalities. In rare resistant cases, surgery is indicated for treatment. Neural therapy, is a holistic treatment method, based on the transformation of the impaired function of the body to normal by stimulating and regulating the autonomic nervous system function using local anesthetics. With a holistic view of Neural therapy, myofascial, vascular and neural structures are taken into consideration for evaluation of the treatment, so the patient achieve full cure instead of a temporary improvement

Keywords

• Plantar fasciitis, Heel pain, Neural therapy, Procaine, Lidocaine, Local anesthetics

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