What is meant by conservative therapy in orthopedics?

"Conservative therapy" in orthopedics refers to non-surgical treatment methods designed to treat or alleviate orthopedic conditions and injuries. These methods aim to reduce symptoms, relieve pain, and improve function of the affected area without the need for surgery. Here are some common conservative treatment methods in orthopedics:

Drug therapy: The administration of anti-inflammatory medications (such as NSAIDs) or painkillers to reduce pain and inflammation. Physical therapy: Targeted exercises and physical therapy to strengthen muscles, improve mobility and restore function. Orthopedic devices: Use of braces, splints, orthotics or insoles to stabilize joints, promote correct alignment or reduce stress. Injections: The injection of anti-inflammatory medications or corticosteroids directly into the affected area to reduce pain and reduce inflammation. Shockwave therapy: Use of shockwaves to treat muscle and tendon disorders as previously discussed. Manual therapy: Treatment through targeted massage, mobilization or manipulation by a physical therapist or chiropractor. We are happy to advise you on this

Ihr Dr. Alexander Moser
Hüftspezialist in Berlin

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