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Viele Patienten mit Schmerzen im Bewegungssystem suchen einen Manualmediziner, Osteopathen oder Chiropraktiker auf. Diese behandeln jedoch nicht Schmerzen, sondern Funktionsstörungen des Bewegungssystems, wie z. B. Triggerpunkte oder Blockierungen. Bei akuten Schmerzen sind diese Behandlungen oft erfolgreich und auch bei chronischen Schmerzen kann die manuelle Medizin einen wichtigen Beitrag in Diagnostik und Therapie leisten. Auf der anderen Seite hat sich in den letzten Jahren ein neues Fachgebiet, die spezielle Schmerztherapie entwickelt. Insbesondere chronische Schmerzen stellen hier ein eigenständiges Krankheitsbild ohne Einfluss von körperlichen Befunden dar (als Schmerzchronifizierung). In dem Spannungsfeld zwischen (schmerzhaftem) Befund und Schmerzchronifizierung bewegen sich Patienten und Therapeuten und müssen in der Praxis die patientenindividuelle Konstellation täglich neu erarbeiten.

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