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That's not a cure, it's a cure. How about cervical spine pain**? I'll tell you the way:

Press the pain point of the cervical spine with your thumb, and the pain on the right side of the cervical spine will be pushed in the direction of the left shoulder, and vice versa, and the right shoulder will be pushed until the cervical spine is no longer painful, at this time, the force of the push should be kept stable for 10 to 20 minutes until the pain and swelling disappear immediately. The force of the push is from light to heavy, and the maximum force is to 5, never use brute force to push violently, and gradually push until the cervical spine is no longer painful, the head is not dizzy, and the eyes can see things clearly, and your cervical spondylosis is cured. The method is simple, practical, safe and reliable.

Severe osteoporosis and cervical spondylosis caused by trauma are not suitable for this method. After the reduction, the test should be done immediately: the cervical spine can rotate freely without pain, the head is not dizzy, the head is not painful, and the cervical spine is not sound, that is, the reduction is successful.

If rotation is difficult and there is no reduction in place, thrust reduction should be continued until the cervical spine is able to rotate freely.

The cervical spine ** is caused by the unevenness of the internal and external forces caused by the incorrect posture, and the long-term unevenness causes the spasm of the neck muscles, and the dislocation of the cervical vertebrae. The displaced cervical vertebrae squeezed the carotid artery blood vessels, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain, and dizziness occurred; Tinnitus; heart discomfort, changes in blood pressure, sudden deafness; Vertigo; Poor vision; Falls and other symptoms. This is called vertebral cervical spondylosis.

When the nerve is compressed, symptoms such as pain, numbness, and swelling occur. This is called cervical radiculopathy...

I've told you the method, you have to understand the order carefully, and you will definitely be able to cure cervical spondylosis if you follow it. Learning this method is to learn the ability to cure cervical spondylosis. Cervical spondylosis is very easy, so pay more attention to maintaining the correct posture on weekdays.

In order to avoid the phenomenon of cervical vertebrae dislocation. It doesn't matter if you can't tell the difference between the cervical spine and the cervical vertebrae, a principle: if it hurts, you will push there, and push it until it is not numb, painful, or dizzy.

This is the most basic method of orthopaedic reduction** cervical spondylosis. As long as the cervical spine is painful, it can be reduced by this method.

The above is very right, I slept at night before and twisted the right side of the neck, and then the right brain has been hurting, after a few days I felt that the right brain and cerebral cord were empty and wrong, it was useless to go to acupuncture, I was afraid of death, I went to shoot the brain MRI, and it could only come out the next day, the night of the MRI, I couldn't stand the discomfort, so I touched the neck, because I had a feeling that there was something wrong there, and I really felt a pain point, and pressed hard, at that time I felt that the right brain was cold, refreshing, and the uncomfortable feeling was gone, and the uncomfortable feeling of letting go came back, Lying on his stomach and pressing for a while, lying down and pressing because it was very comfortable, I only heard a cartilage sound and felt something pop up, and then the right brain was instantly cold, sleepy, and then the head didn't hurt anymore It was a little memory decline, and now the ears to the forehead blood vessels are congested and numb, and the right shoulder is sore, and there is a tendon I am talking about my own process, I don't know if it will help you,

Cervical traction strength: Cervical spondylosis kg If the fracture is severe, depending on the injury.