This content is machine translated Pain with paraplegia syndrome It depends on the neurological injury level The treatment of pain in paraplegic patients takes into account various causes of pain [1–4]. The success of drug, neurosurgical, interventional, and other therapeutic approaches is currently limited. A multimodal…
View Post 9 min This content is machine translated Physical activity and exercise therapy Bringing the patient back into “flow” with his body What is the importance of activity, exercise and sport in the treatment of chronic back pain? There is some talk of disuse and overuse due to activity and exercise in…
View Post 3 min This content is machine translated Editorial Chronic pain Increasingly, the realization is maturing that chronic pain management is not a field of work for lone wolves. Chronic pain, with its often long history, represents complex problems at multiple…
View Post 4 min This content is machine translated Therapy of chronic non-specific back pain You can only reach your destination multimodally If back pain becomes chronic, this results not only in direct costs (consultations, diagnostics, therapy) but also in high indirect costs (lost working hours, strain on the social system). According…
View Post 5 min This content is machine translated Gynecological diseases When antibiotics are useful Some gynecological diseases must be treated with antibiotics, otherwise there is a risk of secondary damage. But not every redness or itching in the genital area requires the medication. Family…
View Post 6 min This content is machine translated Depression and its evidence-based treatment How often does depression occur? Depression is a common disease, its prevalence is 16-26%. According to WHO projections, by 2020 depression will be second only to cardiovascular disease among conditions that will cause the greatest…
View Post 2 min This content is machine translated Identification of patients with depression Two simple questions help Depression is one of the most common disorders among patients in family practice. Unfortunately, they are often difficult to detect because they may be masked by somatic symptoms or the…
View Post 6 min This content is machine translated Psychosocial and hormonal triggers Depression in women – what should the family doctor know? Women suffer from depressive disorders about twice as often as men. This gender difference is probably predominantly psychosocial. Female sex hormones, especially 17-β-estradiol, tend to have a stabilizing effect psychologically.…
