How to treat stiffness, pain and dizziness in the cervical spine

After suffering from cervical spondylosis, the neck muscles often become particularly stiff, which will lead to poor blood circulation, cause bone hyperplasia in the neck, and even dislocation. The harm is relatively large. When these symptoms appear, timely treatment should be sought. If there is inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out. Traction can be used to restore the performance of the ligaments and relieve the symptoms of swelling.

How to treat stiffness, pain and dizziness in the cervical spine

1. Anti-inflammatory and dehydrating effects: It eliminates aseptic inflammation such as adhesion and exudation around the lesion, dehydrates the prominent tissue edema, causes it to shrink in a short period of time, and fundamentally relieves the pressure and stimulation on the nerve roots and dura mater sac. 2. Internal traction, also known as autonomous traction. Certain ingredients in the drug can increase the tension of the muscles and ligaments around the spine, integrate the spine, keep it in a normal physiological state, and utilize tissue repair, thus achieving a cure for both the symptoms and the root cause. 3. Traction method: Through the mutual balance between traction force and counter-traction force, the head and neck are relatively fixed in the physiological curve state, so that the phenomenon of abnormal cervical curve is gradually changed, but its therapeutic effect is limited and it is only suitable for patients with mild radiculopathy of cervical spondylosis; and traction is prohibited in the acute phase to prevent local inflammation and edema from worsening. 4. Physiotherapy: Physiotherapy is the abbreviation of physical therapy. It is the application of various natural and artificial physical factors, such as sound, light, electricity, heat, magnetism, etc., to the human body in order to achieve the purpose of treating and preventing diseases. But its effect is also relatively weak and cannot provide a fundamental treatment. Frequent physical therapy can easily cause burns to the skin.

Causes of dizziness caused by cervical spondylosis:

What are the causes of dizziness caused by vertebral artery type cervical spondylosis? Vertigo is divided into true vertigo and false vertigo. The former is manifested by the patient feeling that the atria are rotating in a certain direction or that the world is spinning, and he cannot maintain his balance and falls down. This is also called rotational vertigo. The latter is generally known as vertigo, in which the patient feels dizzy or light-headed without feeling resting.

Vertigo is often accompanied by objective balance dysfunction, such as body tilt to one side or postural instability. Common types of vertigo include brain-related vertigo, also known as central vertigo, and ear-related vertigo, also known as peripheral vertigo. In addition, there are vertigo caused by eye, traumatic vertigo, vertigo caused by physical illness, and vertigo caused by neurosis. In cervical spondylosis, vertigo caused by compression of the vertebral artery is often induced by rotation of the head and neck or hyperextension of the neck; recurrent vertigo is more common in vertebral-basilar artery insufficiency or Meniere's syndrome;

Persistent or progressive vertigo is more common in streptomycin poisoning or auditory nerve tumor diseases. The onset of vertigo is obviously related to body position, that is, vertigo that occurs when the head is in a certain position is called positional vertigo. Certain head tumors will cause vertigo when the head turns suddenly.