Cervical spondylosis is a medical condition that significantly impacts patients’ quality of life, its very painful situation. Its is a type of degenerative disease that effects on neck. Normally, in cervical spondylosis, disks become compressed. Cervical spondylosis, the edges of the vertebrae often develop bone spurs called osteophytes. Over time, the discs get thinner, and their ability to absorb shock is lost, increasing the risk of symptoms.

Swollen neck joints, called facet joints, can press or pinch nearby nerve roots or the spinal cord itself, resulting in tingling or “pins and needles” in the extremities and sometimes even pain in the limbs.

SYMPTOMS

• Pain in the neck that may travel to your arms or shoulders
  
  
• Headaches
  
  
• A grinding feeling when you move your neck
  
  
• Weakness in your arms and legs
  
  
• Numbness in your shoulders, arms, or hands
  
  
• Stiffness in the neck
  
  
• Trouble keeping your balance
  
  
• Trouble controlling your bladder or bowels
  
  
  

If cervical spondylosis severely compresses your spinal cord or nerve roots, the damage can be permanent. Spondylitis is a painful condition that describes an inflammatory spinal condition. Because of age-related changes in your spinal joints and chronic inflammation, your spine isn’t as flexible as it once was. Movements can become increasingly painful and as the breakdown of your joints continues, you may find it more difficult to stay physically active.

Depending on how long you’ve experienced pain, Core Clinik programs are specifically designed for people with chronic pain. As part of your therapy, you can learn exercises that will improve your spine flexibility and range of motion. Many exercises involve stretches that help relieve pressure on your spinal nerves and can ease existing inflammation.

Look well to the spine for the cause of diseases