Does cervical spondylosis affect blood pressure?

Suffering from cervical spondylosis is particularly painful. Patients with cervical spondylosis feel it particularly well. The more obvious symptoms are neck pain, numbness and soreness in the shoulders, back, and arms, stiffness, and severe limitation of movement. This disease is closely related to overwork, long-term desk work, and aging. Usually, we should pay attention to the combination of work and rest and maintain adequate sleep. So does cervical spondylosis affect blood pressure?

The symptoms of cervical spondylosis are: its main symptoms are soreness in the head, neck, shoulders, back, arms, stiff neck and limited movement. Cervical spondylosis includes cervical bone hyperplasia, cervical osteoarthritis, cervical disc herniation or prolapse, and other diseases. The treatment of cervical spondylosis is mainly non-surgical. For mild cases, as long as you get enough rest and use some anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs such as indomethacin and imipenem, the symptoms can be relieved. Acupuncture, physical therapy, etc. can also be used to achieve good therapeutic effects.

It is uncertain whether it affects blood pressure, as it varies from person to person. I suggest you see a doctor and complete relevant tests to confirm the diagnosis before receiving symptomatic treatment.

The choice of treatment for lumbar disc herniation mainly depends on the different pathological stages and clinical manifestations of the disease. Surgical and non-surgical treatments each have their own indications. Most lumbar disc herniations can be cured by non-surgical treatments. Traction (3D traction bed), massage, acupuncture, physical therapy, fumigation, blockade, sacral canal injection, infusion, etc. It can only solve the pain temporarily, and the effect is only temporary. It is easy to relapse or worsen when you are cold, tired, or have incorrect posture.

1. During the acute phase, you should sleep on a hard bed and stay in bed for 3 weeks.

2. Avoid coughing and sneezing to prevent constipation.

3. After the symptoms have improved significantly, you can gradually perform back muscle exercises and do light activities on the ground under the protection of the waist belt.

Due to the special position of the cervical vertebra, when problems occur in this "important road", other complications often occur. The most common complications of cervical spondylosis are dizziness and headaches, followed by symptoms such as high blood pressure.

It is recommended that you pay attention to protecting your neck, avoid working with your head down for long periods of time, and avoid surfing the Internet or watching TV for long periods of time. Do flexion, extension and rotation exercises of the head and neck frequently to relax the meridians and increase the strength of the neck. Don't use a pillow that is too high when sleeping. You can also apply hot compresses to your neck at regular intervals.

Cervical spondylosis will not cause this phenomenon, but if the disease compresses the blood vessels, this atypical manifestation will occur at a certain stage, but other examination methods are needed to make it clear. In addition, it should be determined in combination with your age and the pattern of disease. If the course of the disease is simple but it causes blood pressure to fluctuate, you should consider whether it is a problem with other systems. If you have a blood pressure monitor at home, you can monitor your blood pressure more often to see what pattern it shows. In addition, you need to treat cervical spondylosis. If necessary, explain the situation when you go to the hospital for examination and use necessary examination methods to clarify the condition. Your body is your own and you must treat it with caution.