Characteristics of cervical spinal pain: Acute cases most commonly include cervical spine dysfunction, with limited rotation and lateral flexion of the head and severe pain which increases with movement. Chronic cervical spine pain syndrome is a dull, persistent pain radiating to the shoulders and back of the head, with poor posture and contractions of the neck muscles.
All types of cervical spine pain are often based on degenerative changes. The diseases is classified as cervicocranial syndrome with headache, cervicovestibular syndrome with dizziness, and cervicobrachial syndrome with radiation of pain to the shoulder and arm.
Using magnetic therapy in cervical spine pain
In cervical spine pain, the analgesic effect is the main effect for which low-frequency pulsed magnetic therapy is used in most people. Its analgesic, spasmolytic and anti-swelling effects help relieve spasms and cervical spine pain. In cervical spine pain, the application of magnetic therapy may precede rehabilitation exercise, manipulation, etc.
Application of magnetic therapy in cervical spine pain
In the acute stage of cervical spine pain, we use repeated treatments with a small applicator at 4-10 Hz to the cervical or thoracic spine area, and once the acute problems are resolved, the said treatment is used alternately with programs at 10-50 Hz.
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