Behandlung des männlichen chronischen Beckenschmerzsyndroms (CBSS)

Zusammenfassung

Das männliche chronische Beckenschmerzsyndrom stellt ein häufiges Syndrom dar, das noziplastisch bedingt sein kann. Im Rahmen einer osteopathischen Behandlung erweist sich der biopsychosoziale Struktur-Funktions-Ansatz von zentraler Bedeutung. In diesem Fallbeispiel werden die konkrete Umsetzung und mögliche Therapieansätze dargestellt. Die Behandlung führte zu einer signifikanten Verbesserung der Schmerzen, der Miktionssymptomatik und der Lebensqualität.

Schlüsselwörter

männliches chronisches Beckenschmerzsyndrom - biopsychosoziales Modell - Osteopathie

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