Spinal nerve compression

There are many common diseases in life, and different diseases have different treatment methods. Therefore, when treating a disease, you must have a good understanding of the disease, which will be of great help in the treatment of the disease. However, it should be noted that in the process of treating the disease, the choice of method is very critical. The treatment method of any disease cannot be chosen arbitrarily. It is very common for the spine to compress the nerves.

This type of disease is caused by people sitting in an incorrect posture or always maintaining the same posture. Therefore, the treatment method for spinal nerve compression cannot be chosen arbitrarily, otherwise it will not help improve the patient's disease.

Compression of nerves in the spine:

Nerves, spinal cord, and vertebral arteries pass through the spine. Cervical spine diseases such as nucleus pulposus herniation or extrusion, bone spur formation, etc. can stimulate or compress adjacent nerve roots, spinal cord, vertebral arteries, cervical sympathetic nerves and other tissues, causing headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, blurred vision and other symptoms. If there is a disease in the lumbar spine, it may also compress and stimulate the adjacent nerve roots, causing leg pain, numbness, etc. Therefore, the key to treatment is to eliminate inflammation and relieve pressure on nerve roots and vertebral arteries.

Currently, minimally invasive technology is the most advanced way to cure herniated disc. Minimally invasive interventional treatments include radiofrequency ablation analgesia technology for targeted herniation, plasma radiofrequency vaporization, radiofrequency annulus fibrosus reshaping, laser vaporization, electrocorticotomy decompression, ozone ablation decompression, collagenase disc dissolution, percutaneous intervertebral disc fusion, etc., which can completely cure intervertebral disc herniation. Minimally invasive interventional therapy is a new treatment method that has emerged in recent years. It causes little damage and is quick to take effect. It selects the safest, most reasonable, most economical and most suitable treatment plan based on the person, the disease and the time, thereby improving the one-time cure rate and minimizing sequelae and complications. Easy to be accepted by patients. Compared with open surgery, the biggest advantage is: no surgery, no separation of muscles and ligaments, no damage to the lumbar bone structure, safe and painless, and quick recovery.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the treatment of spinal nerve compression, and the specific conditions of this type of disease are also described in detail above. Therefore, after the occurrence of such a disease, timely treatment must be carried out. However, when treating this type of disease, it must also be carried out for a long time, which is conducive to disease control.