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The first symptoms of a lumbar osteochondrosis arise usually throughout the third decade of a life (J.K.Ass, 1971). According to E.V.Makarovoj (1972), the maximum of clinical displays falls for 3-4 decade. However she underlines, that in the literature even more often there are descriptions of cases of early development of a lumbar osteochondrosis. Our data confirm this position.
The disease current is characterised by alternation of aggravations and remissions. Remissions usually connect with reduction of irritation of branches a nerve or backs owing to reduction of a hypostasis, swelling of fabrics of a disk, a jet hypostasis of backs or change of size of a hernia owing to mobility of the stuck out fragment, increase or puffiness reduction, passing character and irritativno-inflammatory changes in a back.
Process aggravations come under the influence of physical activity, long stay in an inconvenient pose, cooling, an infection. Mechanical factors have special value. According to V.A.Shustina (1964), the mechanical factor is revealed as a cause of illness at 70 %, according to J.K.Assa of 71,7 %. Persons of physical work fall ill more often than others. ultram
The majority of clinical physicians mark diphasic character of a current. For ' the first phase the local pain in a waist is characteristic, vtoraja-is characterised pains in a foot. V.A.Shustin (1964) has established three variants of the beginning of illness: a local pain in a waist-in of 71 % of cases, a pain in a waist and a foot simultaneously-in 16 %, a pain in a foot-in of 13 %. Disease begins differently. At one slowly, gradually develops chronic , at others arises . Duration of the first phase from several days till several years. Further intervals between aggravations become more shortly, and aggravations - are longer. However, from these general provisions numerous exceptions when after a debut the aggravation arises in many years are observed, 1-3 times for all life repeat or from the very beginning accepts steadily progressing character of a current etc. herbal soma