Some cervical spondylosis that cannot be treated with massage

Many people choose to use massage to treat cervical spondylosis. In fact, if the massage is done correctly and scientifically, it can effectively relieve your cervical spondylosis. However, one thing to note is that when using massage to treat cervical spondylosis, you also need to pay attention to some principles. Not all cervical spondylosis is suitable for treatment with massage. Let's learn about the cervical spondylosis that cannot be treated with massage.

In fact, many people will be affected by some cervical diseases in life. If it is not relieved, it will indeed affect our physical health, so I hope everyone is.

The use of massage to treat cervical spondylosis has a certain range of adaptability. The manual treatment should be based on the patient's indications and the physiological condition of the body. Some diseases are not suitable for vertebral massage within a certain period of time, and some diseases are contraindications to massage. Before massage, it is necessary to understand the patient's overall physiological condition, conduct necessary imaging and laboratory tests to make a clear diagnosis, and exclude contraindications to prevent adverse effects and accidents caused by massage.

①Acute attack period of radiculopathy of cervical spondylosis.

② Patients with cervical spinal stenosis and significant narrowing of the intervertebral foramen.

③The cervical vertebrae undergo severe degeneration, and bone bridges are formed between the vertebrae.

④ In patients with spinal cervical spondylotic myelopathy, there is obvious spinal cord compression and positive pathological reflexes.

⑤ Huge osteophytes on the posterior edge of the vertebral body protrude into the intervertebral foramen.

⑥Accompanied by bone destructive diseases such as tuberculosis, tumors, etc.

⑦ People suffering from severe hypertension, arteriosclerosis and cerebral ischemia.

⑧Acute and chronic inflammatory diseases, including systemic infections and localized infections in the neck or other parts of the body.

⑨For diseases such as intraspinal space-occupying lesions that cannot be excluded due to unclear diagnosis, such as adhesive arachnoid membrane or spinal cord degeneration.

The above is some introduction about massage treatment for cervical spondylosis. I hope that through these introductions, you can pay more attention to this disease when you encounter it in your daily life. Only when we pay attention to these problems can we better help ourselves treat it, thereby reducing the harm caused to you by cervical spondylosis.