Dr Giorgini PAINDEFENCE to counteract your localised pain and discomfort

BOLOGNA, Italy - Feb. 9, 2015 - PRLog -- Rheumatic symptoms (or rheumatism) are distinguished by the following seven characteristics: (1) pain or discomfort, usually perceived in the vicinity of one or more joints (including the spine); (2) pain on motion of the affected area(s); (3) soreness (to the touch) of the affected region(s); (4) stiffness of the affected part(s), especially after a period of immobility; (5) symptomatic improvement after mild exercise, but worsening after vigorous exercise; (6) symptomatic worsening in response to climatic factors, especially falling barometric pressure and rising humidity; and (7) symptomatic improvement in response to warming the affected area(s). Not all rheumatic pain syndromes have all seven characteristics, but most will at least have the first four.

Rheumatic pain is almost always localised. It may be localised to one region of the body (e.g., one shoulder girdle) or to a single structure at multiple sites (e.g., the peripheral joints). From the viewpoint of specific diagnosis, the most important aspect of the musculoskeletal history is the process of localizing the symptoms.

Winter cold and air blasts typical of Winter, or of seasonal changes, do not only weaken the defences of our body, but can be very treacherous for our joints and cause various hassles. To batten down the hatches, taking a specific supplement such as Dr Giorgini PAINDEFENCE may prove useful indeed: feverfew and willow, present in the formulation, help combat localised states of tension and promote joint function. The synergistic action of vitamin C and chiretta, on the contrary, can support the natural body's defences. For more information, please see the specific page on our website.

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