Cervical pain, nausea and vomiting

The occurrence of cervical spondylosis is not a problem of one or a few days, but is caused by long-term bad habits. The process is relatively long. Therefore, in order to prevent the occurrence of cervical spondylosis, people should pay attention to their habits, such as not looking down at books or computers for a long time. If cervical spondylosis is not treated, various complications will occur, causing great impact on the body, and cervical pain, nausea and vomiting are one of them.

1 You can apply local hot compress to relieve the pain, or apply some plaster. Pay more attention to rest and avoid overwork.

2 Pay attention to your sitting posture and move around from time to time to keep your neck comfortable. You can also do some exercises to relax your neck, which can prevent and maintain your cervical spine while treating it.

3 You can do some massage therapy appropriately, and electronic massage therapy is fine. Just remember that patients with cancer or heart disease cannot use it.

4. Eat a lighter diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and try to avoid high blood pressure and other complications.

5 The main acupoints for treating vomiting are Zhongwan, Neiguan, Zusanli and Weishu. When the disease is acute, you can massage these acupoints while seeking help to get relief.

6 Also, nausea and vomiting are caused by cervical spondylosis. Temporary relief does not fundamentally change the condition. Cervical spondylosis still needs to be treated to avoid the recurrence of this problem.

Sympathetic cervical spondylosis also has the following symptoms:

1. Head symptoms: headache or migraine, headache, dizziness, occipital pain, or neck pain; but these symptoms are not increased during head movement.

2. Facial symptoms: enlarged eyes, blurred vision, dilated pupils, swollen eyes, dry eyes, stars, etc.

3. Symptoms of heart disease: rapid heartbeat, irregular heartbeat, pain in the front area of ​​the heart, and increased blood pressure.

4. Peripheral vascular symptoms: Due to vascular spasm, the limbs are cold and cold, the local temperature is low, or the limbs may itch when cold, or redness and swelling may occur, and the pain may be aggravated. Numbness of the neck, face, and limbs may also be seen, but the pain is not distributed according to nerve segments.

5. Dyshidrosis: manifested by sweating. The phenomenon can be confined to one part of the body, the head, neck, hands, feet, limbs, or half of the body.

6. Others: cold and chilly body, but there may also be less sweat on one side of the body, numbness in the head and neck, face or body, etc.