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physiopraxis 2024; 22(05): 20-25
DOI: 10.1055/a-2273-1722
Therapie

Hochintensiv gegen Schmerzen – Physiotherapie bei axialer Spondylarthritis

Jean-Pascal Grenier
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Menschen mit axialer Spondylarthritis klagen oft über chronisch entzündlich Rückenschmerzen. Gleichzeitig treten Gelenkschwellungen, Sehnen- und Bänderentzündungen auf. Mitunter sind auch Augen, Haut und Darm betroffen. Jean-Pascal Grenier will mehr Bewusstsein für die Anzeichen sowie für therapeutischen Maßnahmen schaffen. Für die Therapie empfehlen sich regelmäßige körperliche Aktivität, intensives Krafttraining, ein gesunder Lebensstil sowie der sofortige Rauch-Stopp.



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