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1 INFLAMMATORY PAINS NEURALGIA
Here we group all those pathologies that have an inammatory origin, acute or
chronic, accompanied by painful conditions, often very intense, that make pro-
per movement troublesome. They aect various areas of the body.
The neuralgic forms are irritant painful conditions of a sensitive nerve, usually
having a sudden and violent intensity.
Those that are among the most common are tied to the sciatic nerve, to the trige-
minal, and to the dental area in general.
2 PAINFUL ARTICULAR FORMS
Inammatory rheumatic conditions, acute or chronic (Arthritis), which aect one
or more articulations, causing strong pain and bothersome limitations to proper
and normal movement, to the extent of causing deformation, at times even se-
vere ones. They may aect various body parts and at times even aect multiple
areas at once.
There are also non-inammatory degenerative processes (Arthrosis) which cause
tissue degeneration in one or more articulations. At rst, they strike the articular
cartilage, while over time they may also aect the bones (Osteoarthrosis).
They strike one or more body parts at a time, compromising movement, with
pain that may become very intense.
3 POSTTRAUMATIC PAINFUL CONDITIONS
Conditions with a varying severity, which may somewhat aect all the tissues
(quite often the elements of the articulations or the bones), and which may even
cause their rupture.
The therapy can be carried out even if the patient has a cast.
The typical symptoms are swelling, pain, and a sensation of heat. They aect va-
rious body parts.
4 HEADACHES AND CERVICALGIA
This group includes various disorders, very painful and bothersome, which aect
the head (in various parts) and the neck, and which can even extend to the shoul-
ders and arms. Their origin may have several causes.
5 PERIPHERAL CIRCULATORY DISORDERS EDEMAS
There are several pathologies/dysfunctions that stem from a circulatory system
that is functioning poorly, especially on a level of the lower limbs (the subjects
most aected by this type of problem are without a doubt women). They may
stem from inammatory or mechanical causes and are often associated to inten-
se pain, swelling, and limitations to movement. They may be associated to skin
wounds (on the surface or deeper).
6 PROBLEMS TIED TO STRESS, SLEEP DISORDERS,
AND NERVOUS TENSION
Stress and a sense of fatigue are surely amongst the most negative consequen-
ces of a wealthier society; the conditions described here and so widespread are
caused by the frantic pace of work and the hectic quality that characterizes the
larger part of our daily life. The consequence are a whole series of problems (whi-
ch often compromise the normal day-by-day) generalized on a nervous system
level (tiredness, irritability, anxiety, insomnia, “malaise”, etc.) or more localized and
narrowed down.
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