Headache, cervical pain, back pain

We all know that all the neurons in the body are interconnected. Once we have cervical pain, it can easily cause headaches and back pains. Therefore, we recommend that you pay attention to work and rest in your daily life, which will help us prevent the occurrence of cervical spondylosis. For headaches, cervical pain, and back pain caused by cervical spondylosis, you can use massage to relieve neuron damage, or you can use hot compress to relieve it.

Cervical spondylosis can cause high blood pressure because the superior cervical sympathetic ganglion is attached to the transverse process of the cervical vertebra, or aseptic inflammation caused by cervical dislocation injury. Cervical dislocation causes the transverse process to shift, which can cause sympathetic nerve excitement, cerebral vasospasm, and increased blood pressure. If this stimulation persists, it will secondarily affect the function of the cerebral vasomotor center and develop into spasm of small arteries throughout the body, causing blood pressure to continue to increase.

Cervical spondylosis can not only cause high blood pressure, but also cause headaches, numbness in the hands or neck pain, which is related to the stimulation of the cervical sympathetic nerves. For the treatment of cervical spondylosis, it is necessary to choose the correct treatment method.

Can cervical spondylosis cause high blood pressure? Can cervical spondylosis cause back pain?

Can cervical spondylosis cause back pain?

1. Some respiratory diseases may also cause pain in the back, usually in the back, sides or shoulder blades. The more common ones are pleural adhesions, lung cancer and tuberculosis.

2. There are various types of cervical spondylosis and the symptoms are complex. In addition to causing pain in the neck and shoulders, it can also affect other parts or joints, such as causing limb numbness, weakness, and even dizziness and headache. The patient has a relatively long medical history, with recurrent pain in the head, neck, shoulders, back, and arms, accompanied by corresponding tender points.

3. Myofibrosarcoma has obvious inducements such as cold, dampness, fatigue, sprains, etc. Local muscle stiffness, mainly soreness; the area is large, and there is usually no fixed tenderness; massage and hot compress are effective.

4. Periarthritis of the shoulder can cause pain in the shoulder joint. As the disease progresses, the range of pain will continue to increase and may also cause back pain. The above is an introduction to the causes of back pain caused by cervical spondylosis. If you have back pain due to cervical spondylosis, then look for the above causes to see if you have them. Then receive targeted treatment based on the cause of your illness. I believe your condition will improve soon.

Can cervical spondylosis cause high blood pressure? Can cervical spondylosis cause back pain?

Symptoms of cervical spondylosis

1. Dizziness

The most common vertigo is that almost every patient has varying degrees of dizziness, often accompanied by symptoms such as diplopia, nystagmus, tinnitus, deafness, nausea and vomiting.

2. Cataplexy

This is a symptom unique to this type. Some cases occur during severe dizziness or neck movement, and the limbs may suddenly become numb and weak, causing the person to fall down, but the person is conscious and can usually get up on his own. The seizures are associated with sudden head movements or changes in posture.

3. Headache

It occurs in paroxysms and lasts for minutes, hours or even days. The pain is persistent and often occurs or worsens in the morning, when moving the head, or when riding in a bumpy car. The pain is mostly located in the occipital region, top of the occipital region or temporal region, and is throbbing, burning or distending, and may radiate to behind the ears, face, teeth, top of the occipital region, and even the orbital area and root of the nose. During an attack, there may be symptoms of autonomic nervous system dysfunction such as nausea, vomiting, sweating, salivation, palpitations, shortness of breath, and changes in blood pressure.

4. Eye symptoms

Flashes in front of the eyes, amaurosis fugax, temporary visual field loss, decreased vision, diplopia, hallucinations and blindness are mainly caused by ischemia of the posterior cerebral artery.

5. Bulbar palsy and other cranial nerve symptoms

Such as slurred speech, swallowing difficulties, disappearance of pharyngeal reflex, etc.

6. Sensory impairment

There may be numbness of the face, around the mouth, tongue, limbs or half of the body.

Finally, experts pointed out that drinking more water is also helpful for preventing cervical spondylosis, because our cervical spine also needs water. If the patient is in a state of dehydration for a long time, the cervical spine will easily suffer from symptoms such as damage and rupture. Instead of thinking about remedies after discovering that you have cervical spondylosis, it is better to start preventing cervical spondylosis from now on.