Protruding cervical bones behind the neck

The protrusion of cervical bones at the back of the neck may be caused by trauma, an improper lifestyle, or it may be due to the aging of the human body. Physical treatment, medication or surgery are needed to reduce the impact.

1. Traumatic factors: If the neck is hit or squeezed, causing cervical spine injury, it may cause changes in the shape of the bones in the cervical spine, which may cause cervical spondylosis, easily leading to symptoms of compression and pain in the neck, and may also be accompanied by symptoms of flexion and extension. It can be improved through massage or acupuncture, which can speed up local blood circulation and help relieve pain symptoms.

2. Inappropriate lifestyle: The protrusion of bones behind the neck may also be caused by long-term work with the head down or long-term work at a desk. The local bones become deformed during the growth period, which usually causes poor local blood circulation. It can be treated by dilating blood vessels and combining drugs to improve microcirculation, such as oral enteric-coated aspirin tablets.

3. Human aging: With the increase of age, bone degenerative changes generally occur. Degenerative changes in the vertebrae may cause local breakthroughs. If the deformity is severe and causes nerve and blood vessel compression, it needs to be treated with acupuncture decompression surgery.