Notaljia Parestetika
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2022
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Aksaray Üniversitesi
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Notaljia parestetika, genellikle skapulanın alt kısmında lokalize ağrı, hipostezi, parestezi ve pigmentasyon artışıyla seyreden bir durumdur. Etyopatogenezi net olarak bilinmemektedir. Notaljia parestetika tedavisinde, pek çok fizik tedavi modalitesinden faydalanılmaktadır. Aslında sanıldığı kadar nadir olmamakla beraber, çoğu kez akla gelmemektedir. Olgumuz 22 yaşında kadın hasta, 3 aydır süregelen bir sırt ağrısı mevcuttu. Ayrıca sırtında kaşıntılı ve hiperpigmente bir renk değişikliğinden bahsediyordu. Hastaya notaljia parestetika tanısı konularak, medikal tedavi ve uygun egzersiz programı başlandı. Omurga ağrısı ile gelen hastalarda, özellikle nöropatik şikayetler de mevcutsa muhakkak inspeksiyon yapılmalı, cilt lezyonları bulunan hastalarda notaljia parestetika tanısı muhakkak göz önünde bulundurulmalıdır.
Notalgia paresthetica is a condition characterized by localized pain, hypoesthesia, paresthesia and increased pigmentation, usually in the lower part of the scapula. Its etiopathogenesis is not fully known. Many physical therapy modalities are used in the treatment of notalgia paresthetica. In fact, although it is not as rare as one might think, it often does not come to mind. Our case was a 22-year-old female patient who had back pain that had been going on for 3 months. She was also talking about an itchy and hyperpigmented discoloration on her back. The patient was diagnosed with notalgia paresthetica, and medical treatment and an appropriate exercise program were started. Inspection should be performed in patients presenting with spinal pain, especially if neuropathic complaints are present, and the diagnosis of notalgia paresthetica should definitely be considered in patients with skin lesions.
Notalgia paresthetica is a condition characterized by localized pain, hypoesthesia, paresthesia and increased pigmentation, usually in the lower part of the scapula. Its etiopathogenesis is not fully known. Many physical therapy modalities are used in the treatment of notalgia paresthetica. In fact, although it is not as rare as one might think, it often does not come to mind. Our case was a 22-year-old female patient who had back pain that had been going on for 3 months. She was also talking about an itchy and hyperpigmented discoloration on her back. The patient was diagnosed with notalgia paresthetica, and medical treatment and an appropriate exercise program were started. Inspection should be performed in patients presenting with spinal pain, especially if neuropathic complaints are present, and the diagnosis of notalgia paresthetica should definitely be considered in patients with skin lesions.
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Nöropatik Ağrı, Hiperpigmente Lezyon, Subskapuler Bölge, Sırt Ağrısı, Neuropathic Pain, Hyperpigmented Lesion, Subscapular Region, Back Pain
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3
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