• Diabetic bone-articular structures change

  Filed under Columns of the locomotor system diseases
  November 28

  In patients with diabetes mellitus, bone-structural intraarticular structures vulnerable to arthralgia, osteoporosis and diabetic arthropathy.
  Arthralgia occurs not only in pathological bone-joint connections, but also changes in peripheral vascular and neurological disorders. Patients complain of various pains, which are not necessarily localized in the joints.

  According to the author Rusakov, diabetic osteoporosis - a long-term acidosis, and Reinberg opinion - faster (associated with the disease), calcium excretion from the body. Some authors believe that in order of importance of adrenal hyperfunction. Osteoporosis in patients with diabetes occurs quite often. Consequence of osteoporosis can be pathological, long way sugyjantys and bone fractures.

  Diabetic arthropathy often occurs in about 30 years of age in women with diabetes since childhood (at least for six years), when treatment is not sufficient.

  Disease in the affected joint, causes a significant destructive-degenerative changes - osteoporosis and osteosklerozė. Appear large tubular bone deformity, the joint surface flattening, osteophyte extremities, hip fractures within the articular "mouse." Is often one-sided lower extremities (particularly the big toe joint) violation, but in rare cases of violations recorded in the knee or ankle leggings-fields, and sometimes vulnerable as well as upper extremity and lumbar spine. Examination of the patient, and there are painful joints and their movement limitations.

  Insulin therapy in conjunction with a massage kaulinėms-articular pathologies structures have a positive impact. Such treatment is often a complex pathological process of slowing and partially removes the existing developments.

  Massage is: pain reduction and removal of soft tissue (and bone structures of the damaged joint mechanism) acceleration of the regeneration of peripheral nerve conduction protection, osteoporosis, and pathological changes in articular cartilage in the bone-prevention.

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