What are the sequelae of cervical fracture?

Although technology has been constantly developing, some diseases caused by various reasons are inevitable. However, cervical vertebra fractures have always been a difficult problem to solve in people's lives, and cervical vertebra fractures have become a kind of worry for people. Today I will explain to you the sequelae of cervical vertebra fractures, and what you should pay attention to during the rest period after the fracture?

1. Neck pain

Except for a few lucky people, after a cervical fracture, people may experience neck pain, movement disorders, cervical muscle spasm, widespread tenderness in the neck, numbness and swelling, and severe local symptoms. Spinal cord injury,

Cervical traction. Generally, there are signs of paralysis of varying degrees, and the proportion of complete spinal cord injury is relatively high.

2. Paralysis

Cervical vertebra fractures can cause damage to the spinal nerves, and as a sequelae, the patient may suffer from paralysis. Severely ill patients may die on the spot due to the high level of the injured segment, which is life-threatening. If the compression on the cervical spine is light and it is not a violent fracture, the chance of causing paralysis is small.

3. Resume Exercise

Correctly guide the patient to exercise the head and neck function, insist on neck movement exercises, the methods include forward, backward, left and right movements and left and right rotation movements, guide the patient to do rubber ball or towel squeezing exercises with both hands, as well as various finger movements. Correct and effective traction can relieve mechanical compression. As long as the fracture is treated in time and can recover quickly in a short period of time, there will generally be no sequelae. However, if the treatment is not appropriate, the broken bone will not heal for a long time, which will easily lead to lesions such as nonunion or bone necrosis over time.

IV. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

If you want broken bones to grow quickly, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine treatment, because only Chinese medicine has the ability to help broken bones grow. Generally, for fractures within the first month, the pain can be basically eliminated after 5 to 7 days of medication, and you can stand after 20 days. The whole treatment can basically recover in about 40 days. If the fracture is delayed for a long time, the treatment will need to be extended for a longer time.