Naprapathic Medicine: Comprehensive Care for Connective Tissue Disorders
Naprapathic Medicine is a holistic healthcare system that integrates Manual Medicine, Non-Invasive Modalities, Nutritional Counseling, and Therapeutic and Rehabilitative Exercises. This approach is specifically designed to treat pain associated with Connective Tissue Disorders, which affect the spinal column, joints, and articulations throughout the body.
Understanding Connective Tissue Disorders: Causes and Symptoms
Connective Tissue Disorders are marked by abnormalities in ligaments, tendons, and muscles, which may become rigid or overly contracted. These disorders disrupt nerve conduction and the flow of blood and lymph, leading to pain and inflammation in the affected areas. Common causes include traumatic injuries such as car accidents, sports injuries, and falls, as well as repetitive motion syndrome from activities like prolonged computer use, heavy lifting, and maintaining improper posture.
Some of the common connective tissue disorders that are successfully treated by Naprapathic Medicine include:
There are four broad categories of connective tissue found in the body – Aerolar, Adipose, Dense and Reticular. Naprapathic Medicine primarily focuses on Dense (or Fibrous) Connective Tissue, which forms ligaments and tendons.