What symptom does ankylosing cervical spondylosis have? The onset of the disease?

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One winter three years ago, when I was working, I felt that my neck became extremely painful and it was very difficult to raise my head. At that time, I didn't take it seriously. When I got up the next day, my neck couldn't move, and it hurt when I touched it. Later, I went to the hospital for examination. The doctor said it was cervical spondylosis, and it took a long time for me to recover. Before I got this symptom, the doctor gave me some advice Yes, prevention is better than cure. It means that it's better to do a good job of prevention in advance if you go to treatment after getting sick. How is ankylosing cervical spondylosis caused?

What symptom does ankylosing cervical spondylosis have? The onset of the disease?

First, ankylosing cervical spondylosis has insidious onset, slow development and mild systemic symptoms. Some patients may have fatigue, loss of appetite, low fever, weight loss and anemia, but they are generally not serious except for children.

Second: a small number of cases may have long-term low fever and joint pain, similar to rheumatic fever, such cases are more common in young people. Most of the patients initially invaded the sacroiliac joint of the buttocks, and then developed upward to the lumbar spine, thoracic spine and cervical spine. In a few patients, the pain of the cervical spine and several spinal segments occurred at the same time.

Third: ankylosing cervical spondylosis early symptoms for lumbosacral, lower back pain and morning stiffness, often not cause attention and was misdiagnosed as other diseases, which delayed the treatment

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Hypertension caused by cervical spondylosis is called cervicogenic hypertension. Most of the patients were accompanied with dizziness or vertigo, heavy shoulder and back discomfort, etc. If is the cervical vertebra many joint dislocation, then can accompany the chest tightness, shortness of breath or the arrhythmia. Cervical dislocation makes transverse process shift, or cervical dislocation injury caused by bacterial inflammation, will lead to sympathetic nerve fibers excited, resulting in cerebral vasospasm, which is also the harm of cervical spondylosis.