What calcium to take for cervical spondylosis

What calcium should I take for cervical spondylosis?

1. There is no good drug to treat cervical vertebra bone hyperplasia clinically, because most of the bone hyperplasia occurring in the cervical spine, lumbar spine and knee joints are benign bone hyperplasia. These bone hyperplasias remind patients that the soft tissue between bones has begun to degenerate or wear, so compensatory bone spurs appear. Bone hyperplasia generally does not lead to particularly serious clinical symptoms, and there is no good drug to treat it.

2. Generally, bone hyperplasia of the cervical vertebrae will not cause obvious clinical symptoms and does not require special treatment. You should pay attention to avoid excessive movement of the head and neck. If bone hyperplasia of the cervical vertebrae occurs within the spinal canal and causes severe nerve compression, active surgical treatment is required.

3. You can choose to take some oral medications to treat cervical vertebra bone hyperplasia. Most of these drugs are symptomatic treatments in clinical practice. Because there is no drug that can completely remove the extra bone spurs caused by bone hyperplasia, most of the selected drugs are symptomatic treatments.

Broke my coccyx but can still walk

Generally, bed rest is required in the early stages. If there is no fracture and it is just a simple soft tissue injury, you can consider treatment with topical medications combined with acupuncture and physical therapy, which can relieve symptoms and promote recovery.

Because the coccyx itself is an endangered bone structure, it has little effect on the human body, and no special treatment is required after the fracture or bone break occurs. Even after reduction, there will still be displacement, so no special treatment is required. If you can walk after a coccyx injury, it is still a relatively serious injury.