Which department should I visit for cervical spondylosis?

If the patient's cervical spondylosis is relatively severe, and there is obvious spinal stenosis that causes compression of the spinal cord or nerve roots in the spinal canal, and the patient's clinical symptoms are relatively severe, affecting normal life and work, then surgical treatment is required. Cervical spondylosis refers to the degeneration of the cervical spine, bones and joints, ligaments or cervical intervertebral discs, which compress or stimulate the adjacent nerve roots, spinal cord, blood vessels and soft tissues, leading to a series of clinical symptoms in the neck, shoulders and upper limbs, which is called cervical spondylosis. If the bone hyperplasia is not very large and is accompanied by mild pain, this situation can be treated with oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for anti-inflammatory and analgesic purposes, as well as Chinese patent medicines for promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, reducing swelling and relieving pain.

Can bone hyperplasia be cured?

After the occurrence of lumbar bone hyperplasia, it is necessary to reduce the stress on the lumbar vertebrae, avoid bending for a long time, and pay more attention to the sitting posture when sitting, avoid lumbar trauma, so as not to aggravate the bone hyperplasia, and during the period of bone hyperplasia pain, lumbar acupuncture, physical therapy, and the use of some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics and cartilage nutrition drugs can be performed to relieve the symptoms. Therefore, after the patient has bone hyperplasia, it is necessary to avoid excessive stress activities on the bone part, and pay more attention to keeping warm, avoid cold, and avoid trauma, so as not to aggravate the symptoms of bone hyperplasia. Bone hyperplasia is more common in parts of the body where stress is concentrated or where the range of motion is relatively large.

Can I drink alcohol if I have bone hyperplasia?

Patients with lumbar disc herniation are not recommended to drink alcohol, as drinking alcohol will lead to the contraction of nerves and blood vessels, and produce lactic acid, causing local soft tissue edema, which is not conducive to blood circulation and may aggravate the symptoms of lumbar joint pain. If patients drink alcohol during treatment, it will also affect the treatment effect. In the case of bone hyperplasia, if the patient does not have some clinical symptoms, basically no certain treatment measures are needed for treatment. First of all, it is clear that for bone hyperplasia, no matter what treatment method is used, it is impossible to eliminate it.