What symptom does cervical vertebra grow spur to have

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There are a lot of patients with cervical spine long bone spur in life, both men and women may suffer from this disease, cervical spondylosis is a disease in daily life, some patients in life suffer from this disease. Cervical spondylosis, also known as cervical syndrome, is a kind of degenerative pathological changes, mainly including proliferative cervical spondylitis, transradicular syndrome, cervical disc herniation and so on. Cervical spondylosis patients are mainly cervical disc degeneration, there are some secondary diseases. Patients will have some doubts in their daily life. Let's share some experiences.

What symptom does cervical vertebra grow spur to have

First: cervical spine long bone spur is not necessarily cervical spondylosis, the severity of cervical spondylosis and bone hyperplasia has no special direct relationship, although cervical spondylosis includes bone hyperplasia, but bone hyperplasia is not necessarily all cervical spondylosis, patients should pay attention to the difference.

Second: Patients with cervical spondylosis are generally long-time reading, long-time office staff, these people make the head and neck in a single position for a long time, prone to cervical injury, ligament injury, more prone to cervical spondylosis.

Third: Patients with cervical spondylosis are generally middle-aged and elderly. The incidence rate of these people is higher than that of women. Patients with cervical spondylosis generally have dizziness, headache, neck and shoulder pain, muscle atrophy, numbness of upper limbs and so on. In severe cases, some patients even have lower limb spasm, walking difficulties and so on.

matters needing attention

Patients with cervical spondylosis, in daily life must pay attention to timely treatment, do not wait until the situation is very serious before treatment, otherwise it is easy to increase the disease burden, increase the psychological burden. In the diet should pay attention to light.