Does the height of the head of the head affect the results of the examination of the anterolateral D

If it does not affect, it is required to raise the head, which can reflect the physiological curve of the cervical spine.

Cervical spondylosis is not difficult**.

Repeated traction and improper massage can backfire and aggravate the condition.

Cervical spondylosis drugs do not have particularly good efficacy. Anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs are generally used. Treating the symptoms but not the root cause.

You can use the reflection zone ****, and the effect is good. It is best for symptoms such as headache, dizziness, and numbness of hands caused by cervical spondylosis.

In addition, the design and production of reasonable pillows have a certain auxiliary role in the prevention and development of cervical spondylosis. The traditional pillow is high in the middle and low on all sides, and the pillow just straightens the cervical spine and destroys the physiological curve of the cervical spine. It can cause cervical hyperplasia or worsen hyperplasia.

Make your own round pillow with a diameter of about 8 cm and fill it with cereals to feel slightly firm. It is better to have a diameter that is basically equal to the distance from your neck to your shoulders. Sleep with it around your neck, not the traditional pillow at the back of your head.

This method has a good effect on correcting the straightening of physiological curves, and usually turning the head with a high gaze helps to alleviate the symptoms.

The reason for the need to raise the head in an upright position is to minimize the overlap of the mandible and occipital bone on the cervical vertebrae.

Personally, I feel that the cervical spine is not in the open position and has little practical significance. On the contrary, the double oblique position you didn't do makes a lot more sense.

Do only the positive film? The anteroposterior film will not have much effect, but the vertebral body may show more overlapping images, which can still be correctly diagnosed.

Analysis: The general situation is often related to the situation of long-term exposure to the computer. It is easy to cause cervical spondylosis.

Suggestions: In this case, traditional Chinese medicine, massage, acupuncture, physiotherapy, external drugs, etc. can be used in general. Don't get tired and catch a cold. Functional activities are done appropriately.

Not serious.

Be careful to sit less and move more. Turn your neck more and it.

Urgently, my physical examination report is also "6th cervical vertebra bone labial change" I usually look at the computer all the time, but my neck feels okay There is still a sound when I rotate, and sometimes I will have back pain when I sit for a long time, but my neck does not hurt. Which good doctor can tell me what to do, the consequences of incurability.

Anterolateral cervical spine:

Examination items]: anterior and lateral views of the cervical spine.

Examination content]: Anterior and lateral cervical spine radiographs to examine cervical vertebrae bone and joint films.

Clinical significance]: Anterior and lateral cervical spine films mainly check whether there is hyperplasia, congenital malformations, compression of blood vessels, chronic intervertebral stenosis, tuberculosis, masses, etc.

Cervical bioblique radiograph:

For patients with mixed cervical spondylosis who are clinically probable as nerve radiculus and its predominance, patients over 45 years old should be given a bioblique view of the cervical spine, and patients under 45 years old should be cautious to avoid aggravating the patient's economic burden and radiation injury. CT scans are done directly if necessary.

Sitting for a long time can cause muscle strain in the neck and back, which is called localized cervical spondylosis, and X-ray examination can generally find abnormalities such as straightening of cervical spine curvature and bone hyperplasia.

Now it is about 20-30 yuan to take an ordinary X-ray, but now the general hospital uses CR or even DR machines, although it is much clearer, but it is much more expensive, about 100-120 yuan.

Only the anterior and lateral views of the cervical spine can be taken, so there is no need for more expensive examinations such as CT and MRI (magnetic resonance).

It is recommended to go to a regular tertiary hospital for examination.

Because the Beijing Physical Examination Center is not responsible**, if there is a problem in the examination, you still have to go to another hospital for medical treatment, and the hospital there may also ask you to take an X-ray examination again.

The two types of examinations you said are the same, there is no difference between positive and lateral films, I suggest that you better go to a regular hospital instead of going to the physical examination center, because the professional physical examination center only does physical examination, which is not as good as the hospital.

As for Beijing, I don't know that **** is cost-effective, but this is a chronic disease, we must have confidence, insist on doing physiotherapy The effect will be good, and we must assist traditional Chinese medicine.

Based on the patient's DR examination, the diagnosis is as follows:

1. The curvature of the cervical spine becomes straight.

2. C4-6 bone hyperplasia.

3. Degeneration of the cervical spine.

4. Cervical spine 6 intervertebral space narrowing, it is recommended to further neck CT or MR examination, consider C4-5 C5-6 intervertebral disc lesions.

In summary, it is recommended that the patient undergo further neck CT or MRI of the nuclear sail. Because the skin is a DR examination, the main examination is a rough examination of bone and bone morphology, and only CT or MR can confirm the diagnosis of the internal bone and intervertebral disc. Then the inspection situation will be broad-based and photographed, and then further analysis and guidance**.

It's a bad situation, and there are a lot of problems.

If you can not have surgery, it is recommended to be conservative**.

Anteroposterior film: focus on the alignment, uncinate joint, pedicle, etc.

Lateral view: focus on physiological curvature (including spondylolisthesis), vertebral morphology, bone changes, intervertebral space changes, anterior longitudinal ligament, necklace ligament, supraspinous ligament, etc.

Oblique radiograph: focus on the intervertebral foramina, facet joints, etc.

Mouth opening position: focuses on the atlantoaxial vertebral body and intervertebral space.