What are the causes of cervical spine tumors What are the causes of cervical spondylosis?

Of course. Long-term cervical spondylosis can not be functional**, which will lead to cervical spine tumors.

Cervical spondylosis is congenital and acquired, and most people are caused by high work pressure, bad sitting habits, and overwork.

The basic ** of cervical spondylosis is the "degeneration" of the cervical spine, that is, aging. Degeneration is the natural process of birth, aging, decay and death of all living things, and the same is true of the cervical spine. After the intervertebral disc tissue ages, the nucleus pulposus tissue in the center is dehydrated and hardened, and the outer fibrous ring is weak, which may cause intervertebral disc herniation and compress the nerve over time, causing cervical spondylosis.

There are many causes of cervical spondylosis, mainly due to the degeneration of the cervical spine caused by immobility, but the principle is the same.

1. Developmental spinal stenosis.

2. Herniated discs.

3. Posterior longitudinal ligament ossification.

4. Vertebral instability, slippage and dislocation caused by trauma.

5. Non-fracture dislocation cervical spinal cord injury caused by trauma.

That's about it.

The most common is long-term chronic strain injury, including poor posture, such as long-term desk sleep, and some special occupations require long-term bending, long-term desk or head-buried work.

Due to the dislocation of the first and second cervical spondylosis leads to the compression of the vertebral artery and the central nervous system and blood vessels, resulting in dizziness, headache and many other symptoms of cervical spondylosis, as long as the dislocation of the cervical vertebrae is corrected by using the traditional Chinese medicine spine overall reduction method, so that its central nervous system and blood vessels are no longer compressed, then his cervical spondylosis will naturally be cured.

a Whatever the cause. Be sure to pay attention. The body is the capital of the revolution. I've used the earthwork red plaster a few times!

The temperature has finally dropped, but in this season when the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, it is also the high incidence of cervical spondylosis. Because, many people wear cool clothes to go out during the day, and when they get home from work, the weather has turned cold, and the neck has vasospasm and muscle stiffness in the case of cold, and the neck and shoulder discomfort is highlighted after a little longer. The symptoms of cervical spine tumor are similar to cervical spondylosis, and patients should be identified**.

There are two kinds of tumors in the cervical spine: one is intraspinal tumors, such as schwannomas, vascular tumors, lipomas, etc.; One is the tumor of the vertebrae, such as chordoma, chondrosarcoma, etc.

When the tumor of the cervical spine compresses and stretches the cervical nerve root, it can cause cervical nerve root pain, and the patient presents with neck and shoulder pain, arm numbness, and weakness, which are easy to be confused with cervical and radiculopathy; Some cervical spine tumors can damage the cervical spinal cord and cause quadriplegia, which is similar to the symptoms of cervical myelopathy.

Therefore, patients sometimes should not be too reassured, thinking that cervical spondylosis is a chronic disease, and it does not matter if it is delayed. When patients have neck pain, intermittent or persistent pain, dull or absent sensation in a certain plane, a certain limb or a certain area, limb weakness, unsteady walking, clumsy demeanor, poor movement, claudication and other symptoms, they must seek medical attention in time to check whether there is a cervical spine tumor.

Cervical spondylosis versus cervical spine tumors.

Cervical spondylosis usually has symptomatic remission, while tumors mostly have no intermittent manifestations and symptoms persist all the time.

Cervical spine tumors that are metastases from other parts of the tumor often have symptoms of primary lesions. For example, when the cancer cells of lung cancer metastasize to the cervical spine, causing cervical spondylosis, the patient will not only have symptoms of cervical spine cancer, but also symptoms of lung cancer.

Patients with malignant tumors have poor physical fitness, and patients with cervical spondylosis have no obvious changes.

Movement disorders (such as slow walking, flustered gait, obvious expression, etc.) in cervical spondylosis are obvious, and sensory impairments (hyperesthesia or regression, etc.) are mild; Motor and sensory impairments in cervical spine tumors were generally the same.

If there is a clear difference between the two by taking X-rays: X-rays of cervical spondylosis** show obvious degenerative changes in the cervical spine and narrow anterior and posterior diameters of the spinal canal; For tumors of the vertebrae themselves, X-rays of the cervical spine can show bone destruction or paravertebral soft tissue shadows.