Question 1

what is  idiopathic musculoskeletal pain syndrome?

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Idiopathic: This is musculoskeletal pain for which no cause has been found.

Question 2

how can you stop sublexations which are causing  musculoskeletal pain?

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Chiropractic: This is essentially what chiropractors treat. Unfortunately, if you are moving, you can subluxate your vertebrae.

Question 3

does ibandronic acid tablets cause musculoskeletal pain?

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YEs it can: This drug belongs to a class of drugs called bisphosphonates and is used for osteoporosis and other bone related problems. Nusculosketal pain is common with this drug as is GI problems like ulcers, etc if not taken correctly. Check with your physician to rule out any other cause for the pain before stopping this drug.

Question 4

is poor posture is linked to chronic musculoskeletal pain?

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It can contribute: Poor posture can contribute to both low back and neck pain. This can in turn lead to severe musculoskeletal pain.

Question 5

could you think poor posture is linked to chronic musculoskeletal pain?

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It's possible.: Poor posture results in muscle imbalances and could cause pain. You should see an athletic trainer or physical therapist, who could"rebalance" you, and improve your posture.

Question 6

please explain the gastron technique for management of musculoskeletal pain.?

Accepted Answer

See below: The graston technique is a type of deep muscle work that tries to address irritibility in muscle tissue. It is basically a type of deep tissue massage and it uses a device to try to clear out irritable areas of muscle. It can be very uncomfortable as a lot of these techniques are.

Question 7

what can you tell us about the gastron technique for management of musculoskeletal pain.?

Accepted Answer

Graston: This technique is used by chiropractors and perhaps some pt's. It is the use of metal rods and bars rolled over tense and tight muscles to promote blood flow, break down "adhesions", relax the muscle.

Question 8

will lyrica (pregabalin) help musculoskeletal pain?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Lyrica (pregabalin) is for fibromyalgia and diabetic neuropathy.

Question 9

is musculoskeletal pain in heart a serious problem?

Accepted Answer

Chest pain: Musculoskeletal pain is not heart pain and is not as serious as pain generated because of cardiac ischemia.

Question 10

what is myofascial trigger point release for musculoskeletal pain?

Accepted Answer

See below: A myofascial trigger point is thought to be an area of irritable muscle. Pressure on this area will often cause local pain as well as a referral of pain to other sites. The exact nature and cause of these trigger points is unknown but they do exist. Trigger point release is a manual therapy technique to desensitize this spot. It usually consists of deep pressure as well as stretch of the muscle.

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Please explain the gastron technique for management of musculoskeletal pain.?

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