Remission clinic in patients with lumbar osteochondrosis

Lumbar osteochondrosis — one of the most common chronic human diseases - is the cause of temporary disability from 12 to 14% of all workers of large industrial enterprises. In this regard, the reduction of morbidity due to lumbar osteochondrosis is an important economic problem. The most promising in this regard are preventive measures, which, however, cannot be carried out without taking into account the clinical features of the disease in remission. There is no complete description of this pathology in the literature during the so-called cold period. A number of authors believe that the symptoms of the disease do not appear during remission [2]. At the same time, it is known that osteochondrosis of the spine has a chronic course, therefore, the process continues both during the period of exacerbation and during remission. The objective of this study was to identify the clinical features of lumbar osteochondrosis during remission.