What are the symptoms of cervical strain?

An obvious inducing factor of cervical spondylosis is cervical strain. When the cervical vertebra is strained, the patient will show more symptoms, often leading to symptoms of soreness and swelling in the cervical spine. In more serious cases, it will lead to symptoms such as upper limb weakness and cervical stiffness. If the blood circulation deteriorates, it will often cause dizziness and nausea, leading to serious situation of insufficient blood supply to the brain.

What are the symptoms of cervical vertebra strain? 1. Neck and shoulder pain that can radiate to the headrest and upper limbs; 2. Heaviness on one side of the shoulder and back, weakness in the upper limbs, numbness in the fingers, decreased sensation in the limb skin, weakness in the hands, and sometimes unconsciously dropping objects. 3. Its typical severe manifestations are: weakness in the lower limbs, unsteady walking, numbness in both feet, and a feeling of walking on cotton. Weakness in the lower limbs, unsteady walking, numbness in both feet. 4. In the most serious cases, there may even be loss of control of bowel and urination, sexual dysfunction, or even paralysis of the limbs. 5. Often accompanied by soreness in the head, neck, shoulders, back, and arms, stiff neck, and limited movement. 6. Some are accompanied by dizziness and room spinning. Severe cases are accompanied by nausea and vomiting and are bedridden. A few may have vertigo and cataplexy. 7. When cervical spondylosis involves the sympathetic nerves, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, swelling and dryness of the eyes, inability to open the eyes, tinnitus, ear congestion, imbalance, tachycardia, palpitations, chest tightness, and even gastrointestinal bloating may occur. There are also symptoms such as difficulty swallowing and difficulty in pronunciation.

The first cause of cervical spondylosis is related to neck trauma. People who have suffered neck trauma and have not received good treatment or have not taken good care of their health are also more likely to develop cervical spondylosis. Facts have proved that 50% of myeloid cervical spondylosis is related to neck trauma. This is one of the causes of cervical spondylosis. Second, there are many cases of cervical spondylosis caused by bad posture, such as lying on the bed reading, watching TV, using a pillow that is too high or too low, sleeping on a seat, etc. Some drivers also suffer from cervical spondylosis when sleeping in the car. This is also a cause of cervical spondylosis. There are also many cases of cervical spondylosis caused by bad posture.