How to treat spinal canal stenosis?

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Spinal canal stenosis is one of the diseases of spinal canal stenosis, which is also one of the common human diseases. As a common bone and joint disease, its appearance has caused great damage to the health of patients and limited their daily activities. Delaying treatment can not only cause spinal pain, but also lead to urinary incontinence. How to treat spinal canal stenosis? Let's talk about it

How to treat spinal canal stenosis?

Clinical statistics found that most patients with spinal stenosis can achieve the goal of relieving symptoms or even curing the disease through conservative treatment. Conservative treatment generally includes acupuncture treatment, massage treatment, cupping treatment, scraping treatment and so on. Because of the large individual differences of each patient, it is necessary to know the condition before deciding what kind of treatment to take.

Drug therapy is also a common treatment method. Sticking plaster and blocking needle can achieve the purpose of treatment. In addition, for patients who take conservative treatment and drug treatment are ineffective, surgery should be considered as early as possible. Nowadays, minimally invasive surgery for spinal stenosis should be increasingly mature, and this method has less trauma, which can not only effectively prevent infection, but also reduce the pain of patients, It can shorten the recovery time.

Exercise can also achieve the purpose of the treatment of spinal stenosis, exercise can enhance the blood circulation of the affected area, effectively improve the symptoms of the affected area, patients should pay attention to the intensity of exercise, avoid doing intense exercise, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, the best use of belt in the process of activity, choose flat bed in life, and should avoid the use of spring bed.

matters needing attention

Because spinal canal stenosis is a serious bone and joint disease, both massage and cupping therapy need to be carried out under the guidance of professional doctors. Patients must not treat blindly in order to avoid causing unnecessary trouble to themselves.