Bonjour, Anton. merci pour toutes vos explications claires et très instructives. J'aurai une question : Quel protocole peut on utiliser pour dame, 71 ans, qui présente un tableau clinique complexe : Douleurs principales
- Arthrose cervicale et tendinite calcifiante à l'épaule gauche
- Zygarthrose évoluée avec pincements intersomatiques L1/L2, L2/L3, L3/L4
- Arthrose évoluée de la symphyse pubienne
- Calcification du moyen fessier droit (1,1 cm) avec remaniements hypoéchogènes
- Calcification sur l'insertion du droit... Zobacz więcej
Primary Concerns:
Cervical Osteoarthritis and Calcific Tendinitis in the Shoulder:
Primary Concerns:
Cervical Osteoarthritis and Calcific Tendinitis in the Shoulder:
Advanced Osteoarthritis of the Pubic Symphysis:
Calcifications and Tendinitis (Gluteus Medius, Rectus Anterior):
Inequality in Lower Limb Length: While ICs may not directly address structural discrepancies, regular use of ICs for pain and inflammation can improve mobility and reduce discomfort.
Lumbar Hyperlordosis with Scoliotic Attitude:
Chronic Digestive Disorders:
Major Stress and Emotional Fragility:
Disturbed Sleep Due to Pain:
Primary Concerns:
Cervical Osteoarthritis and Calcific Tendinitis in the Shoulder:
Primary Concerns:
Cervical Osteoarthritis and Calcific Tendinitis in the Shoulder:
Advanced Osteoarthritis of the Pubic Symphysis:
Calcifications and Tendinitis (Gluteus Medius, Rectus Anterior):
Inequality in Lower Limb Length: While ICs may not directly address structural discrepancies, regular use of ICs for pain and inflammation can improve mobility and reduce discomfort.
Lumbar Hyperlordosis with Scoliotic Attitude:
Chronic Digestive Disorders:
Major Stress and Emotional Fragility:
Disturbed Sleep Due to Pain: