In the article we will consider the essence of the vertebrorevitology method.
Therapy of degenerative diseases of the spine is quite complicated, since in many situations either only symptomatic means are used to reduce the severity of the inflammatory process and pain in the form of physiotherapy and medications, or surgical procedures, which, as a rule, lead to relapses. An alternative to surgery is manual therapy or traction. But such methods do not allow you to get a fixed and permanent result: the spinal column quickly takes its original position. There is a simple explanation for this phenomenon - the etiology of the pathology (its causes) has not been eliminated.
Let's understand the essence of the vertebrorevitology method in more detail.
Basic concepts
Vertebrorevitology is an etiotropic therapy for osteochondrosis, hernia or other deforming anddegenerative-dystrophic disease of the spinal column, aimed at eliminating the causes of pathology.
This technique is patented, it is used in medical practice. It was developed by academician Danilov, a Russian scientist, professor.
So what's the point? Vertebrorevitology allows you to restore the he alth of the spine, without resorting to operations and medications, to restore its normal biomechanics. No specialized method, even of a cardinal nature, can provide such a result.
Causes of recurrence after hernia removal
Hernia surgery is the complete or partial removal of the disc between the vertebrae. As a result of surgery, the following occurs:
- The segment of the spine on which the surgical intervention was performed is losing its previous functions due to complete or partial fusion of the vertebrae.
- If there is a complete removal of the disc, the surgeon performs targeted spinal fusion - the fusion of two adjacent vertebrae.
- Due to the disconnection of the segment, there is a discord in the biomechanics of the spine.
- The functions of the operated segment are distributed to adjacent vertebrae in order to stabilize the spine.
- The load on them is significantly increased.
- Degenerative processes begin to develop in other segments of the spinal column.
In a natural way, such disorders develop rather slowly, but as a resultsurgical intervention speeds up the process significantly. The reason for this phenomenon lies in the violation of biomechanics, prolonged immobility, and, as a result, weakness of the spine.
That is why, a few months after surgical treatment, there is a recurrent hernia in another segment of the spine. In addition, repeated recurrences often occur in the same area.
Relapsing disease always greatly shocks the patient who hoped that his disease was completely cured. The new operation in this case no longer inspires confidence, the person does not know what to do. There is a deep depression, which only spurs the process of degeneration.
Surgical treatment is carried out, as a rule, at the final stages, when other methods were not effective.
A large number of such surgical interventions only confirms the failure of modern methods of treating osteochondrosis and hernias.
Causes of failure of traction (traction) in osteochondrosis
- The traction procedure results in hypertrophy (thickening) of the yellow and posterior longitudinal ligaments of the spinal column.
- As a result, the spinal canal is significantly narrowed.
- Hernia, or protrusion, begins to put pressure on the nerve roots, resulting in the development of neuroradicular syndrome.
As a result, the hernia begins to manifest earlier than it could happen in the absence of traction (in some situations, vertical compression is performed) - the desire to cure osteochondrosis leads to the development of a hernia andcausing severe back pain.
Vertebrorevitology: the essence of the method
Professor Danilov's method has a rather complicated name. It is called non-surgical transposition of the ligamentary-articular apparatus of the spinal column. In simpler terms, this is a method of manual influence on the ligamentous-articular apparatus of the spine.
Initially, this method was conceived by the developer as an alternative to surgery. But the results of MRI after transposition showed that the anatomical dimensions of the intervertebral disc were completely restored, which cannot be obtained by surgery. That is, manual correction can be used as a self-sufficient therapy.
The scientist made the following conclusions:
- Increased dynamic load on the spine, including vertical compression and traction, often leads to the development of a hernia.
- Complete restoration (repair) of any tissues, including cartilage, is possible even at the last stage, unless degenerative changes in the disc have reached the point of no return.
The irreversibility of degeneration is caused by secondary and trophic metabolic disorders due to progressive disc dysfunction: at critical points, chondrocyte dystrophy causes cell necrosis.
The method of manual correction of the spinal column (vertebrorevitology) can be used for the purpose of complete regeneration of discs between vertebrae in primary hernias, secondaryrelapses (postoperative), corrections of scoliosis deformities.
Not everyone understands what it is. The vertebrorevitology method is based on the following principles:
- Therapy should not be harmful.
- The spinal column should be considered as a single biological mechanism, and the segment of the spine is its part, the functions of which should be preserved.
Main goals
Briefly, the main goals of the method of vertebrorevitology from hernias can be formulated as follows:
- Elimination of pathologies in motor segments by restoring its individual elements.
- Correction of spinal deformities of a scoliotic nature.
Causes of hernia
The spine is a unique biomechanism adapted to high loads. But under the influence of mental and physical stress, its margin of safety can dry up, as a result, the most vulnerable zones are under attack.
The intervertebral disc is a shock absorber due to the presence of the nucleus pulposus. If the core loses its elasticity properties, the load on the disk increases greatly. Due to the destruction of hyaline cartilage, protrusion occurs first, and then the fibrous ring ruptures, and, as a result, the development of a hernia.
If we consider one segment of the spine, we can find that the vertebrae are in contact with each other at three points of support:
- Two of them are located where the facet joints meet.
- Third, the central point is located in the center of the nucleus pulposus.
In order for the disk to start regenerating, it must be released from excess pressure. For this purpose, manual correction is carried out. It consists in the distraction of the intervertebral ligaments and joints. One-stage stretching is carried out manually, moreover, dosed and sequentially.
Session methodology
At a vertebrorevitology treatment session:
- The vertebrologist lays down and examines the patient, palpating the spinal column and paravertebral tissues. If the case is complex, the procedure is carried out under the control of MRI, or X-ray examination in two projections.
- Before starting the course, the doctor makes sure that there are no contraindications.
- The patient is given a deep massage to relax the short PDS muscles and improve joint mobility.
- The vertebrologist stands to the left of the patient and performs manipulations in the most protruding zone of the curvature of the spine in the thoracic region.
- Then, manipulations are carried out on the lumbar region and distraction is performed in the area of the affected SMS.
- After that, the specialist carries out the displacement (transposition) of the facet joint to the required position, creating a spacer from the joint itself and its ligament.
- After the completion of the transposition, a reflex spasm of the ligaments and muscles occurs, as a result of which the PDS is fixed in a given position.
- In the same way, the correction is carried out on the othersides of the spinal column.
- After that, the patient puts his head in his palms, and the doctor proceeds to manipulate the cervical region.
How long does vertebrorevitology treatment of hernias take?
Duration of therapy
The average duration of treatment for scoliosis or hernia using this method takes 8-10 months. Treatment is carried out in courses, each of which lasts 24 sessions, they are carried out daily, or once every two days. Between courses should take a break of 1-3 months. For the entire period of therapy, 2-3 courses are carried out. The duration of one session is all two or three minutes.
Vertebrorevitology reviews
Patients respond positively to Danilov's method. The process is quite lengthy, but it allows you to completely eliminate degenerative changes in the spine and cure a hernia, avoiding surgical intervention. The method has a significant and, perhaps, the only drawback - it is not widely used. Not many vertebrologists perform correction in this way.
We examined the essence of the vertebrorevitology method.
