In general, anti-inflammatory drugs are prescribed initially. This medical treatment is usually accompanied by physiotherapy to increase back and stomach muscles. Thus, the spine can be both relieved and stabilized. If these conservative measures do not bring about betterment, minimally invasive procedures such as a<unk>  infiltration can be conducted to offer relief. In this procedure, a local anesthetic is injected directly into the respective joint, usually in combination with a cortisone preparation (corticosteroid). For long- term relief in more severe cases, Radio Frequency Ablation or Rhyzotomy, where the anterior and posterior spinal nerve root is burnt may be performed.
Facet syndrome
Back strain
Medial knee injuries
Milwaukee shoulder syndrome
Löfgren syndrome
Fibrous ankylosis
Heel pad syndrome
Failed back syndrome