The Comorbidity of Back and Cervical Pain, Anxiety, Depression and Alexitymia

Esin, R. G.; Gorobets, Elena; Esin, O R; Хайруллин, И. Х.; Gorobets, Victor; Volskaya, Yulia Aleksandrovna

doi:10.1007/s12668-019-00714-z

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“…21 Hav� ing summarized available findings, researchers Ozgocmen et al (2006) and Cordero (2011) independently concluded that the main role in FM development belonged to a chronic o�idative stress. 13,48 The latter influenced the metabolism of muscle tissue and, as a result, pain and the increased muscle tone. 13,21 Biochemical disorders included the accumulation o� the enzyme pero�idase on muscle cell membrane lipids, which, in turn, boosted the o�idative stress and completed �ormation o� the pathological cycle.…”

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“…FM patients presented with an e�cessive malondialde� hyde concentration and reduced concentration o� antio�i� dative enzymes (catalase, glutathione pero�idase and super� o�ide dismutase). 48,49 On the other hand, the disturbance o� lipid pero�idation and lipoprotein accumulation were as� sociated with the development o� unreasonable weakness, another typical symptom of fibromyalgia. The stable high level o� lipid metabolites e�plains the chronic �atigue syn� drome.…”

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Analgetic effect of ozone therapy: myths of reality?

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Introduction: Administration of an oxygen-ozone mixture is one of the innovative techniques used in single-drug or complex therapeutic schemes for treatment of many degenerative-dystrophic pathologies of the musculoskeletal system and related neurological complications. Aim: The aim was to determine the mechanisms of physiological action of the oxygen-ozone mixture in order to substantiate its efficacy for treatment of chronic pain syndrome with underlying degenerative-dystrophic pathologies of the musculoskeletal system. Material and methods: The article covers biochemical and pathomorphological studies that explain the mechanism of the pain syndrome and the potential effect of the ozone therapy. Results and discussion: The treatment schemes and benefits of different routes of ozone administration (intramuscularly, intravenously, intradiscally and intraarticularly) were analyzed. Diverse research data demonstrated influence on the causes of chronic pain, pathophysiological phases, and possible complications. The prospects of further studies for development of the most effective techniques for treatment of various pain syndromes were assessed. Conclusions: Ozone therapy is one of the alternative rehabilitation methods with a substantial pain relieving effect. As of today, the possibility of using the oxygen-ozone mixture for treatment of chronic back pain related to intervertebral disk hernia and fibromyalgia has been substantially confirmed.

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