Wrinkle reduction treatment for Chronic Refractory Low Back Pain

Low back pain is one of the leading causes of physician’s visit in the UK, next to respiratory tract infection. It is a major health issue that challenges many physician, particularly since the withdrawal on a number of Cox 2 inhibitors from the market because of intolerable side effects.

Studies continue to prove the benefits of Wrinkle reduction treatment for muscle pain issues. Recently, it has been shown to provide a continuous reduction in refractory low back pain in more than 50 percent of patients.

Analgesic Functions of Wrinkle reduction treatment

Numerous studies of human subjects had revealed that treating neck muscles with Wrinkle reduction treatment can significantly decrease neck pain. Based on the data, here are the analgesic effects of Wrinkle reduction treatment :

1. Reduce muscle spasm by blocking the release of acetylcholine from pre-synaptic vesicles.
2. Decrease release of pain neurotransmitter such as bradykinin and substance P from the dorsal root ganglia
3. Decrease release of sympathetic neurons or interrupt the action of sympathetic nervous system in maintaining chronic pain
4. Reduce muscle spindle discharge, which results to reduced central sensitization.

Studies on Wrinkle reduction treatment for Chronic Refractory Low Back Pain

The following studies discuss the experience using Wrinkle reduction treatment for chronic refractory low back pain. The two studies indicate pain relief in about 50 percent of patients who undergone treatment with this protocol.

Result of the study indicate that at two months, 60 percent of the patients in the Wrinkle reduction treatment group experience significant reduction of pain intensity compared to 18.8 percent in the placebo (saline) group. Activities of daily living also improved – 66 percent for the Wrinkle reduction treatment group and 18.8 percent for the placebo. No side effects were reported.

The second study started in 2002. Seventy-five patients were assessed for chronic low back pain. After one month, 39 of the 75 patients had a significant response. Of the 39 who responded, 33 completed the 1 year follow up.

Conclusion

Treatment with Wrinkle reduction treatment for chronic refractory low back pain has been shown to relieve in about half of the subjects. The side effects reported, which is flu-like symptom for 2 to 5 days, are mild and transient. The success of the two studies may be entirely due to effective methodology, covering the entire low back area and the use of adequate dose for each site to ensure maximal effect.

Currently, Wrinkle reduction treatment for chronic refractory low back pain is off-label and is not approved by FDA. Because of the high cost of Wrinkle reduction treatment , the approach should only be reserved for patients with refractory pain and must only be done by physicians with substantial experience and skin in using Wrinkle reduction treatment for pain syndromes.