ARTRITA

Artrita descrie un grup foarte mare de afectiuni (peste 100) caracterizate de inflamatia articulatiilor, insotita de dureresși limitarea posibilitatilor de miscare (uneori pot aparea si: tumefactie, temperatura locală crescuta, inrosirea tegumentelor periarticulare).

Cele peste 100 de tipuri de artrita pot fi clasificate dupa:

(a) evolutie: artrite acute (debut brusc si evolutie sub 6 saptamani) si cronice (evolutie peste 6 saptamani)

(b) numarul articulatiilor implicate: mono- (1 artic), oligo- (2-4 artic.), poli- (cel putin 5 artic)

(d) dupa tipul lor – cele mai frecvente tipuri de artrita sunt:

osteoartrita (contributor major la artroza, afecțiune caracterizată prin degradarea cartilajului și osului subcondral, la nivelul unei articulatii si care, adesea implica principalele articulatii portante (sold sau genunchi)
artrita reumatoida – afectiune autoimuna, in care inflamația distruge progresiv structurile articulare
artrita psoriazica – afectiune autoimuna, aparuta la cca 10-30% dintre bolnavii de psoriazis, de obicei la cei cu varsta inte 30-50 ani
artrita gutoasa – afectiune cauzată de acumularea de acid uric în articulatii.
artrita infectioasa (sau septica) – determinată de bacterii, ricketsii, mycoplasme, virusi, fungi sau paraziti.
artrita idiopatica juvenila – termen generic ce descrie diverse conditii patogene (autoimune si inflamatorii) care se intalnesc la copii (pana la varsta de 16 ani)
spondilartrita – termen generic ce se refera la o familie de afectiuni inflamatorii reumatismale care se caracterizează prin afectarea in primul rand a entezelor (structurile prin care ligamentele și tendoanele se atasează de oase) si, evoluează cel mai adesea cu implicarea structurilor coloanei vertebrale

SUPORTUL INFO-ENERGETIC IN ARTRITA

Suportul informational este important pentru identificarea tipului de artrita si a a cauzelor sale: explorarea energetica functionala poate evidentia procesele existente (inflamatie, autoimunitate, necrozare etc), profilul citokinelor (IL-1b, TNF-a), profilul hormonilor catabolici posibil implicati (ex. cortizol), excesul de enzime proteolitice endogene de tipul colagenazei, elastazei, hialuronidazei, deficite nutritionale etc, precum si traumele contributoare la afectarea unor zone specifice (mai ales cele de la nivelul coloanei).

Suportul energetic este constituit dintr-un complex personalizat si neinvaziv de terapii care adreseaza tipul existent de artrita:

pentru osteoartrita (sau artrita degenerativa), electroterapia urmareste reducerea inflamatiei locale si stimularea microcirculatie pentru cresterea absorbtiei nutrientilor necesari refacerii cartilajului, ceea ce duce la cresterea mobilitatii;
pentru artritele inflamatorii specifice bolilor autoimune (artrita reumatoida, artrita lupica, artrita psoriazica etc), electroterapia se focuseaza pe echilibrarea sistemului imunitar pentru reducerea atacului citokinelor si a inflamatiei reactive care le insoteste;
pentru artrita gutoasa, terapia urmareste reducerea depozitelor de acid uric (vezi Guta) si reducerea toxiictatii acestuia – de ex. prin stimularea productiei de oxid nitric (pentru crestrea vasodilatatiei si stimularea circulatiei) si reducerea inflamatiei.

In plus, la toate tipurile de artrite, se urmareste reducerea durerii si scaderea stresului mentalo-emotional in scopul echilibrarii nivelului de cortizol, (hormon distructiv la nivelul cartilajelor), cu efecte benefice secundare: imbunatatirea somnului si a dispozitiei, reglarea tensiunii arteriale, accelerarea repararii tesuturilor, incetinirea ritmului de imbatranire etc.

Suportul informational si terapiile energetice sunt integrate in modelul de coaching co-activ pentru sanatate, care ajuta pacientul sa-si activeze resursele proprii pentru a-si transforma sanatatea si a se bucura de o noua calitate a vietii.

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