In life, what are the signs of cervical spine problems?

When there is a problem with the cervical spine, there is often dizziness, and sometimes, there will be blurred vision, and the arm will be damaged, and the arm will be numb and stiff, as if there is an ant bite. It can also affect appetite, poor appetite, indigestion, and the process of eating is also painful. Because the cervical spine is damaged, the burden on the throat will also increase, and when eating, there will be a noticeable foreign body sensation, resulting in loss of appetite.

Vertigo is a common symptom of patients with cervical spondylosis, generally the patient appears dizzy when he suddenly turns his head, and in severe cases, the symptoms of cataplexy will occur, and the symptoms of cervical spondylosis are manifested as unstable blood pressure, because patients with cervical spondylosis will cause the patient's sympathetic nerve function to be disordered after the onset of the disease, and the vertebrobasilar artery blood supply is abnormal, and the symptoms of blood pressure instability are prone to occur.

The more obvious signs of a bad cervical spine are shoulder and neck pain, back pain and stiffness, and dizziness and headache in severe cases. Pay attention to the appropriate movement of the lower shoulders and neck at work, do more exercise in life, and avoid maintaining a posture for a long time.

Vertigo is a common symptom in patients with cervical spondylosis. Headache and vertigo often coexist. Vision loss, visual field defects. It is also possible that the lower limbs suddenly become soreness and weakness. It is also associated with radicular symptoms.

Cervical spondylosis is very common in modern society, which has a great relationship with the change of people's life and work style. Especially in recent years, the people suffering from cervical spondylosis have begun to gradually get younger, and have caused great inconvenience to people's lives, so we have begun to pay attention to this disease. Only with an in-depth understanding of this can we find the problem at the first time and seek medical attention in time, and then we will give you a detailed introduction to this problem.

The clinical symptoms of cervical spondylosis are very complex, most patients will have neck tension and soreness at the onset of the disease, sometimes accompanied by upper limb weakness, when the cervical spinal canal is compressed, patients will also have symptoms such as peripheral nerve numbness, severe patients will even have difficulty walking, blurred vision and other symptoms, and a considerable number of patients will have tachycardia and other symptoms.

If the patient's nerve roots are compressed, then the main manifestations can be numbness of the hands and feet, shoulder and neck pain, some patients will also have nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness and other symptoms, especially after exertion, or neck and shoulder cold, damp, these symptoms will become extremely obvious, and in severe cases, it can even affect the patient's sleep.

If there is a growth in the lesion and compresses the esophagus, the patient may have a foreign body sensation in the throat, frequent coughing, and in some cases, difficulty swallowing. If the sympathetic nerve is compressed at the lesion, the patient may have a series of sympathetic symptoms such as dizziness and tinnitus, and some patients may present with precordial pain, sometimes even accompanied by back pain.

Symptoms of dizziness often occur, and the limbs will be weak, and the neck will be sore, stiff and so on.

Early signs of cervical spondylosis include pain, soreness, numbness, dizziness, nausea, chest tightness and discomfort in the neck, shoulders and back, as well as pain and numbness in the upper limbs, dizziness when turning the head, a feeling of cotton on the feet and a feeling of waist banding.

Cervical spondylosis is a disease based on degenerative changes of the cervical intervertebral disc, often due to long-term strain of the cervical spine, resulting in bone hyperplasia, intervertebral disc herniation, ligament thickening and calcification.

In the early stages, patients often feel uncomfortable, stiff, and often have pain, soreness, and numbness in the shoulders, neck, and back. In some patients, cervical degeneration leads to compression of the vertebral arteries, migraine or dizziness when turning the head rapidly from side to side, and may also be accompanied by nausea and chest discomfort, and even cataplexy in severe cases. When the brachial plexus is compressed, numbness of the upper limbs and numbness of the hands may occur.

In addition, there may be a feeling of a belt on the body, that is, the waist seems to be wrapped around the belt. There is also weakness in the lower limbs, and there is a feeling of "drifting" or "stepping on cotton" when walking.

In the early stage of cervical spondylosis, some people will have headache and discomfort, some people will have dizziness, accompanied by unilateral or bilateral shoulder pain and numbness of the extremities.

Before the arrival of cervical spondylosis, there will be symptoms such as neck soreness, cherry pain, impaired mobility, and abnormal noise when turning the neck. Early cervical spondylosis, also known as cervical anchopathy, often manifests as localized pain.

When cervical spondylosis arrives, our body will show a lot of symptoms, mainly manifested as dizziness in the cave burning shed, foreign body sensation in the throat, vision loss, etc., if there are the above symptoms, we should consider seeking medical attention in time.

Cervical spondylosis has a lot to do with high blood pressure, and when you suffer from cervical spondylosis, your blood pressure will generally increase.

People may faint to the ground due to a sudden loss of support.

The appearance of cervical spondylosis may lead to vision loss, photophobia, tearing, visual field reduction, etc., which may be considered to be leukina or glaucoma in some elderly people.

Patients with the disease usually feel a cold sensation in the neck or back, and sometimes there is a feeling of tightness or stiffness.

There are five manifestations of cervical spondylosis, and the first major symptom is neck stiffness, soreness, pain, and discomfort. The second manifestation is mainly pain and numbness in both upper or lower limbs. The third manifestation is atrophy and weakness of the muscles of both upper limbs, hands and forearms.

The fourth symptom is unsteady walking in both lower limbs, which leads to easy falling. The fifth can appear with the feeling that the chest and abdomen are tied with straps.