What is the cause of cervical vertebra dislocation

As people age, their cervical spine will naturally degenerate and age, becoming thinner and narrower. Long-term wear and tear will affect the health of the cervical spine. If not treated in time, it will lead to neck muscle discomfort, stiffness and disharmony, limited movement, and even cervical spondylosis. So what should we do in this situation?

The cervical vertebra degenerates, the physiological curvature becomes slightly straightened, and there is instability, which is the initial symptom of cervical spondylosis, called cervical type cervical spondylosis, which is mainly manifested in neck muscle discomfort, stiffness and incoordination, inflexible neck movement, and reduced range of motion.

More than half of them are caused by long-term bowing of the head, hunching of the chest, and hunching of the back. At present, bad living postures should be changed.

It may be due to long-term excessive bowing of the head, which has caused cervical disc herniation, bone hyperplasia, etc. It is currently recommended to avoid excessive bowing of the head, and the pillow should not be too high when sleeping. You should exercise your head frequently. Currently, you can do local hot compresses and massages. If the symptoms are severe, you can go to a regular hospital rehabilitation and physiotherapy department for traction therapy, or go to the traditional Chinese medicine department for acupuncture.

The clinical manifestations of cervical vertebra joint disorder and slippage are headache, dizziness, numbness, coldness, heaviness, or weakness in the upper arms. Continuing infusion treatment is ineffective. It is recommended that you see a neurosurgeon or orthopedic doctor for examination and diagnosis and symptomatic treatment. Based on your situation, you should receive surgical treatment or traction treatment. The former causes great damage, while the latter causes less damage, and it needs to be performed under the guidance of a doctor.

The harm of cervical spondylosis is indeed quite great if it is not treated in time or properly. Cervical spondylosis causes stimulation and compression of the spinal cord, nerve roots, blood vessels, etc. A small number of patients may experience paralysis and/or urinary and bowel disorders. For example, some radiculopathy-type cervical spondylosis with a long course may cause unilateral or bilateral upper limb paralysis; spinal cord-type cervical spondylosis may cause unilateral or bilateral lower limb paralysis or urinary and bowel disorders. These symptoms are serious but occur only in certain cases; not every person with cervical spondylosis will become paralyzed. Only a small number of patients will experience the above symptoms due to sudden neck trauma or untimely treatment, which leads to the continuous progression of the disease.