Emprostotonus

Emprosthotonus (emprosthotonus; from the Greek emprosthotonos - “stretched forward”) is a pathological condition in which there is severe tension in the muscles of the back, neck and limbs, causing the body to arch forward.

Emprostotonus most often occurs with tetanus, tetanus, meningitis, encephalitis and some other diseases of the nervous system. In this case, there is a sharp tilting of the head back, arching of the spine forward and pressing of the arms and legs to the body. The abdominal and back muscles are very tense.

This condition is very painful for the patient and can lead to breathing, swallowing, and cardiac problems. Therefore, when symptoms of emprostotonus appear, urgent hospitalization and intensive care are necessary. Treatment includes the administration of muscle relaxants, anesthetics, anticonvulsants and painkillers. The prognosis depends on the disease causing it and the timeliness of treatment.

**Emprostotonus** is a condition in which a person's body is tense, muscles are tense and tight, and the body feels uncomfortable and uncomfortable. Emprostotonus is often associated with muscle stiffness, pain, and tension. People suffering from emprostotonus may feel stiff and