The best treatment for cervical spondylosis

For those with relatively mild symptoms, you can still choose active conservative treatment, such as paying attention to rest protection, bowing less, raising your head more, not keeping your cervical spine in motion for a long time, keeping your neck muscles relaxed, not catching a cold, and applying a hot water bottle to your cervical spine every day. If it is cervical spondylosis, it is best to choose conservative treatment, strengthen the warmth of the neck, do not bow for a long time or work and study at a desk, and promote blood circulation at the same time, remove blood stasis, and choose physical therapy if necessary. The incidence of cervical spondylosis has increased year by year in recent years, mainly because modern people's lives are relatively heavy, and they often bow or stay still.

Massage methods for treating cervical spondylosis

The massage method for cervical spondylosis must first be clear. Cervical spondylosis is divided into five types and the first type of cervical spondylosis. Patients with cervical spondylosis can actively go to the acupuncture and massage department of a regular hospital for massage treatment. They can usually treat cervical spondylosis by kneading, kneading, and rolling, but they cannot massage in massage shops outside. Sometimes incorrect techniques or excessive force can cause cervical spine injury, which aggravates the patient's clinical symptoms. The massage method for cervical spondylosis is usually mainly to massage acupoints and shoulders. Let me give you a detailed introduction: Generally, massage can stretch the neck muscles, expand the intervertebral foramen, loosen the adhesion of local soft tissues, improve local blood circulation, and relieve the occurrence of muscle symptoms at the top of the neck.

Does cervical spondylosis plaster have any impact on pregnancy?

Because most of the plasters for treating cervical spondylosis are plasters for promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, unblocking meridians and relieving pain, and these plasters often contain drugs such as musk, safflower, and peach kernel. After these drugs are applied to the body, they can be absorbed through the respiratory tract and then absorbed into the blood through the skin, which can easily lead to premature birth or miscarriage in pregnant women. Sympathetic cervical spondylosis may affect pregnancy. The impact of this disease on pregnancy is not because the patient has difficulty getting pregnant, but because the patient may experience a series of very serious discomfort symptoms during pregnancy. After cervical spondylosis, there is no obvious effect on pregnancy.