Chronic Osteitis Pubis on Both Sides - With Holistic Treatment for Quick Healing

Abstract

When diagnosing a long-lasting pubic osteitis, a multimodal therapy regimen is necessary.

Even if the symptoms of osteitis are still minor, therapy should start immediately to avoid chronification. This includes laboratory control (inflammation parameters, vitamin D) and immediate start with an integrative approach. The treatment regimen is based on the individual symptoms and should frequently be checked in clinical examinations and adjusted if necessary.

This also includes the use of multicomponent drugs such as Traumeel and Lymphomyosot.

They should be administered orally and also by means of injections under consideration of doping regulations, accompanied by ESWT (extracorporeal shock wave therapy) twice a week as well as physiotherapy and self-exercise.

It is also important to inform the patient about an adapted alkaline-oriented diet and to consult the team of trainers about the dosage of the training to ensure an optimal return to sports.

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Funding Declaration: This project is an independent scientific research project.

Conflict of Interest: The author declares that he has no competing interests.

Ethical Information: All participants provided informed consent.

Keywords: Chronic osteitis, multimodal treatment, return to sports

JEL Classification: I10