How to classify cervical spondylosis and its symptoms

The classification and symptoms of cervical spondylosis can be seen in the following aspects: 1. Cervical type: neck soreness, neck and shoulder pain, which is cervical spondylosis fasciitis; 2. Radiculitis type: in addition to neck pain, upper limb numbness, hand numbness, pain and other symptoms can be seen; 3. Spinal cord type: lack of flexibility of limbs and hands, unstable walking or feeling of tightness in the chest and abdomen, easy to fall, severe cases can cause paralysis, should be treated as soon as possible; 4. Vertebral artery type: dizziness, brain swelling, vertigo, tinnitus and other symptoms can be seen; 5. Sympathetic type: cardiovascular and cerebrovascular symptoms such as palpitations, chest tightness, tachycardia or digestive system symptoms may occur.

What medicine should I take for cervical spondylosis?

Patients with cervical spondylosis can resume normal work and life through active treatment, which is called clinical cure. The disease is based on vertebral degeneration as its pathological basis. Treatment or prevention can delay degeneration, but it cannot change degeneration, and there is no complete cure. The treatment of this disease is better with rehabilitation physiotherapy combined with medication. The specific medications include the following situations: 1. If the patient's pain symptoms are mild, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics such as diclofenac sodium can be taken; 2. If the patient's pain is more severe, some strong analgesics such as tramadol can be taken; 3. If the patient has symptoms of limb numbness, he can take nerve nutrition drugs such as vitamin B12, or cooperate with Chinese medicine conditioning.

What are the causes of cervical spondylosis?

Cervical spondylosis, also known as cervical syndrome, includes cervical osteoarthritis, growth cervical spondylitis, cervical radiculopathy and cervical disc herniation. It is based on cervical degenerative diseases and often manifests as dizziness, headache, neck and shoulder pain, arm numbness and pain, etc. Common causes include the following: 1. Bad habits: long hours of desk work, long hours of computer work, long hours of playing games on mobile phones, can all cause neck pain; 2. Trauma: spinal cord concussion and impact in the neck can cause paralysis: 3. Congenital developmental abnormalities; 4. Regional factors: For example, the spinal canal of people in Asia is smaller than that of Europeans, making them more susceptible to the disease.