Osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint is a diseaseaccompanied by damage to the connective tissue of the joint. When movements articular cartilage performs the function of a shock absorber. This work reduces the pressure on the surfaces of the articulated bones, which ensures their smooth, smooth gliding next to each other.
The symptoms of this disease manifest themselves quiteclearly. There is inflammation, swelling and sharp pain. The disease is accompanied by a violation of the movement of the limb, with the abduction of the shoulder to the side there are strong painful sensations. Depending on the severity of symptoms, osteoarthritis has several degrees, each of which is characterized by a level of depletion of the articular tissue.
Osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint 2 degreescharacterized by the formation of cracks and erosion. Cartilage tissue is depleted and softened. Observed razvlechenie surface layer. Damage has not yet affected the deep parts of the cartilage and bone. A person has all the signs of an inflammatory process.
Unfortunately, today osteoarthritisshoulder joint cannot be cured completely. But pathological changes in cartilage can be suspended. The treatment of this disease is primarily aimed at reducing pain and removing the inflammatory process. If the disease is not started and is at an early stage, ordinary paracetamol tablets can help. If the disease progresses, then nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are prescribed. The most famous of them are the drugs Nimesulide, Naproxen and Diclofenac. They are not only aimed at eliminating pain, but also significantly reduce inflammation in the joint. If osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint has already affected the bone tissue, and the cartilage is very thin, then an intra-articular blockade is made. At the same time, corticosteroids are injected directly into the joint.