Özet:

Diffuse idiyopathic osteoporosis is a non-inflammatory disease characterized by ossification and calcification in soft tissues such as enthusiasm and joint capsule. Often it affects the cervical vertebrate, but it is also possible to see cervical vertebrate. It is diagnosed with the observation of ossifications in a tendency to unite on the front of the four vertebrates that follow each other and with the exclusion of degenerative and inflammatory diseases of the spine. Pain in cervical vertebra holding is frequently observed, while movement restrictions can also cause symptoms such as dysphagia, noise deficiency, swelling. This article aims to introduce a 69-year-old male patient with more difficulty in sweating, including throat and back pain, limitation in movements and more difficulty in solid foods. In the cervical image of the patient there were anterior ossifications that pressed the ozofagus and posterior ossifications that did not form myelomalysis. The patient was recommended surgery in terms of progressive disfusion, but the patient did not accept it. The patient received partial healing in his complaints with exercise and sweating training applied in terms of pain, limitation of movement and difficulty in sweating.