У статті проаналізовано та обґрунтовано сучасні підходи до фізичної терапії жінок молодого віку з вертеброгенною дорсалгією на амбулаторному етапі.
В статье проанализированы и обоснованы современные подходы к физической терапии женщин молодого возраста с вертеброгенной дорсалгией на амбулаторном этапе.
The article analyzes and substantiates modern approaches to physical therapy of young women with vertebrogenic dorsalgia at the outpatient stage. Lumbar pain suffers the able-bodied population. Treatment of such patients is carried out with the involvement of a wide range of specialists. However, one of the leading points in the treatment of such patients is the use of physical therapy. When studying the prevalence of dorsalgias in different parts of the spine was found higher incidence of pathologies in individuals whose professional activity is associated with certain adverse factors, such as considerable physical activity, staying in a forced pose, performing monotonous motor actions, hypothermia, overheating.
Young people are more and more often complaining of back pain. However, the work highlighting the conditionality of this pathology, the issue of differentiated approach to the recovery and prevention of this disease is not enough. The above testifies to the relevance of this problem, which dictates the need to identify the features of vertebrogenic spine disorders, earlier diagnosis in young people, as well as the development of methods of physical therapy and prevention of this disease.
The purpose of the study was to analyze and substantiate current approaches to physical therapy of young women with vertebrogenic dorsalgia at the outpatient stage. Physical therapy of patients with dorsalgia should be modern, complex, differentiated, to take into account the pathogenetic mechanisms, the severity of pain, features of the disease and the stages of exacerbation, as well as methodological instructions that have been developed and developed now, refer to the principles of the system factors that change the degree of exertion on the body when performing physical exercises. Despite the huge arsenal of restorative measures using physical factors, the issue of prevention and stage differentiated physical therapy of vertebrogenic dorsalgias is insufficiently clarified and requires further in-depth study. It is important to further develop comprehensive approaches for the recovery and prevention of this disease in young women at the outpatient stage, taking into account the nature and level of physical activity, the uniformity of exercise movement, as well as the individual features of this disease in a particular person.
