Early symptoms of cervical spondylosis

The early symptoms of cervical spondylosis include neck discomfort, pain, and limited activity, which are caused by long-term bowing and long-term standing. For sympathetic cervical spondylosis, its early symptoms also include sympathetic nerve symptoms such as dizziness, chest tightness, nausea, and vomiting. Spinal cervical spondylosis is also accompanied by occasional symptoms such as lower limb stepping on cotton. In addition to the above, the early symptoms of cervical spondylosis can also be manifested as no obvious discomfort, only simple neck pain and limited activity.

Treatment options for cervical spondylosis

Clinically, the treatment of cervical spondylosis requires a personalized treatment plan based on the specific situation. At the same time, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for an orthopedic examination, undergo a professional physical examination by a doctor, and improve cervical spine X-rays, MRIs and other examinations to clarify the specific extent and cause of the disease. Clinically, cervical spondylosis compresses important tissues such as the spinal cord, nerve roots, vertebral arteries, and cervical sympathetic nerves near the cervical spinal canal. Different specific compression sites can cause different clinical symptoms. In terms of treatment, targeted professional treatment is required based on specific symptoms and individual conditions. The key to the clinical treatment of cervical spondylosis is to prevent and delay the aggravation of symptoms. Comprehensive conservative treatment can be adopted according to individual conditions to control and improve symptoms. If the symptoms cannot be improved by conservative treatment, surgery can also be used.

What medicine should I take for cervical spondylosis?

Cervical spondylosis, also known as cervical syndrome, is a clinical syndrome mainly caused by degenerative changes in the cervical spine, bone hyperplasia or intervertebral disc herniation, which leads to compression of the spinal cord, nerve roots or vertebral arteries, resulting in corresponding functional disorders. The drug application of cervical spondylosis is mainly symptomatic drugs, such as some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics. When symptoms of nerve compression occur, some drugs of the B family vitamins can also be used, which have the effect of nourishing nerves, but cartilage nutrition drugs can also be used for treatment. This type of drug has a certain degree of anti-inflammatory and anti-cartilage decomposition effect. It can also be combined with cervical medical gymnastics, cervical traction, hot compresses, physical therapy and other methods, which can play a positive role in improving symptoms and delaying the development of the disease.