Why are musculoskeletal patients getting younger?

On the afternoon of June 3, ACC Da Nang Clinic (Hai Chau District, Da Nang City) organized a free consultation and examination program for people, contributing to raising public awareness of common musculoskeletal diseases.

According to Dr. Edouard Sabourdy, common musculoskeletal diseases are herniated disc, spinal degeneration, scoliosis, knee pain, sciatica, neck - shoulder - back pain, foot problems... which are very common in middle-aged and elderly people.

Experts from France said that the disease is getting younger and younger due to sedentary work and living habits or incorrect exercise... These are diseases that seriously affect health and quality of life.

However, if people pay attention to early detection of the disease and treatment with chiropractic combined with physical therapy, it is a very safe, highly effective method and limits recurrence.

Vì sao bệnh nhân cơ xương khớp ngày càng trẻ hóa? - Ảnh 1. — Medical experts from France share information on prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal diseases without surgery

Chiropractic is a non-invasive conservative treatment method, based on the principle of connection between the spinal nervous system and the human body. With gentle bone and joint manipulation according to American standards, chiropractors adjust the muscles and ligaments of the misaligned vertebrae to their original position, thereby releasing pressure on the surrounding nerves, helping the patient's body return to a state of natural balance and even improve diseases in other organs without the need for medication.

At the program, Dr. Edouard Sabourdy examined and provided free consultation on musculoskeletal diseases for patients participating in the event. Dr. Edouard Sabourdy has more than 13 years of experience in medical examination and treatment in France, Italy, Portugal and Vietnam. Dr. Edouard worked for more than 5 years at ACC Clinic in Ho Chi Minh City before coming to ACC Clinic in Da Nang in 2019.

ACC Clinic regularly organizes community activities to raise public awareness of musculoskeletal diseases and improve quality of life. From now until July 31, ACC is also implementing a campaign to screen for flat feet and scoliosis for free for students in all three regions.

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