Spine Care & Joint Care - Naturopathy Hospitals

Stiffness and soreness in the shoulder joint are symptoms of this illness. People with diabetes and those who have had their arms immobilized for a long time are more likely to develop the condition. Symptoms may appear gradually and fade away over the course of one or two years. Stretching and, on occasion, naturopathy/ayurvedic treatment are used to treat the condition. 

Knee pain affects people of all ages and is a frequent problem. An injury to the knee, such as a burst ligament or torn cartilage, can cause pain. Knee discomfort can also be caused by medical disorders such as arthritis, gout, and infections. Self-care strategies work well for many types of minor knee pain. Knee braces and physical ayurvedic therapy might also help reduce pain.

Pain extending down one or both legs from the lower back along the sciatic nerve. It’s usually caused by a herniated disc or a bone spur pressing on a nerve in the spine. The pain starts in the back of the leg and travels down the back of the leg. Only one side of the body is usually affected by sciatica. Naturopathy and physiotherapy are both common therapies.

The tissue that connects the forearm muscle to the elbow is irritated. Repetitive wrist and arm motions can lead to tennis elbow. The most common symptom is pain. It mainly affects the outside of the elbow, although it can also affect the forearm and wrist. Rest, pain-relieving ayurvedic therapies and physiotherapy are all options for treatment.

Scoliosis is most common just before puberty, during the growth period. The majority of cases are minor and have few symptoms. As children grow, some acquire spine defects that become more severe. Scoliosis is a painful and disabling condition. In many cases, no therapy is required. Naturopathy may help in curing the disease.

Cervical osteoarthritis is another name for cervical spondylosis. It’s a disorder characterized by problems in the neck’s bones, discs, and joints. These changes are the result of regular aging wear and tear. The cervical spine discs eventually break down, lose fluid, and stiffen as people get older.

When the flexible tissue at the ends of bones wears down, it causes arthritis. The deterioration of the protecting tissue (cartilage) at the ends of bones occurs gradually and gets worse with time. The most common symptom is joint discomfort in the hands, neck, lower back, knees, or hips. Pain relief and joint mobility can be achieved through ayurvedic treatment and rehabilitation.

A central nervous system condition that causes tremors and affects movement. Dopamine levels diminish as a result of nerve cell destruction in the brain, resulting in Parkinson’s symptoms. A tremor in one hand is a common symptom of Parkinson’s disease. The slow movement, stiffness, and a loss of balance are some of the other symptoms. Parkinson’s disease symptoms can be managed with panchakarma.

A lack of blood supply causes bone tissue to die. Long-term steroid use and excessive alcohol consumption are linked to avascular necrosis. It affects the hip and is most common in adults between the ages of 30 and 60. Symptoms may be absent in the early stages. When weight is placed on the afflicted joint or when lying down, it may eventually hurt. Physiotherapy, naturopathy, and panchakarma are all options for treatment.

Your joints, tendons, ligaments, bones, and muscles are all affected by rheumatic disorders. Many types of arthritis, a term for illnesses that damage your joints, are among them. Musculoskeletal illnesses are another name for them. Joint discomfort is a common symptom.

Pain in and around the little triangular bone at the very bottom of your spinal column, at the cleft of your buttocks, is known as “coccydynia.” The pain in the tailbone might range from a faint aching to a sharp stab. It can linger for weeks, months, or even longer in some cases.

Interruption of the brain’s blood flow causes damage. A stroke is a life-threatening medical condition. Stroke symptoms include difficulty walking, speaking, and understanding, as well as facial paralysis or numbness. Early treatment with tPA (clot buster) can help to prevent brain injury. Other ayurvedic therapies aim to reduce consequences and prevent further strokes.

A problem with a rubbery disc between the spinal bones is known as a herniated disc.  When the soft core of a spinal disc pushes through a crack in the tougher outside shell, this disease occurs.  Some ruptured discs go unnoticed. Others can irritate surrounding nerves, resulting in arm or leg pain, numbness, or weakness. Not every disc requires surgery. Naturopathy, physiotherapy, and sometimes surgery are used as needed for treatment.

Back pain can range from a minor, dull ache to a persistent, severe, and incapacitating aching. Back pain can make it difficult to move around and interfere with regular functioning and quality of life. If you are experiencing persistent pain, you must seek naturopathic/medical advice.

The cervical vertebrae in your neck are the source of neck pain. Your neck is frequently left uncovered and vulnerable to damage due to its location and range of mobility.

Back and neck pain can be excruciating. That is to say, it hits you hard and fast. Pain that lasts for weeks, months or even years is referred to as chronic pain. The discomfort can be constant or come and go.