Novocainic blockade

Description:

Novocainic blockade represents a therapeutic method of treatment which essence comes down to introduction to fabrics of area of the greatest morbidity of solution of the novocaine having the expressed anesthetizing effect.

The anesthetizing influence of novocaine is caused by the blockade of natrium channels stopping carrying out nervous impulses on fibers of a peripheral nervous system. The medical effect of administration of novocaine is shown not only in bystry anesthesia, but also in reduction of a muscular spasm.

One more property of novocaine which is also playing a noticeable role in a method of novocainic blockade is the slaborazdrazhayushchy effect of novocaine necessary for activation of processes of regeneration in the struck fabrics.

Serve as indications for carrying out novocainic blockade:

- painful cider at backbone disk hernia, osteochondrosis, a disk protrusion;

- the pain syndrome caused by various injuries (fractures, dislocations, wounds, burns);

- diseases of joints (arthritis and osteoarthrosis);

- intercostal neuralgia;

- processes of an inflammation;

- disturbances of a tone of muscles;

- renal and hepatic colic;

- obliterating diseases of vessels and many other pathologies.

The main contraindication for carrying out novocainic blockade is hypersensitivity of the patient to novocaine.