How to treat a lump behind the cervical spine

In life, many people will grow a lump behind their cervical spine, and some people's lump is relatively large and particularly eye-catching. Such a lump is what we often call a wealth hump. The appearance of a wealth hump is not as good as the name suggests, because the appearance of a wealth hump will have a certain impact on the blood supply to the brain. Many people will find that after the appearance of a wealth hump, they will often experience dizziness, headache, blurred vision and tinnitus.

How to treat affluence bumps

1. Change the habit of looking down for a long time. Try to look down at your phone less often. Raise your work computer and keep your eyes level.

2. Spinal correction by professional doctors: For hump caused by changes in bone structure, professional doctors are needed to diagnose and treat it, relax and soften the muscles around the hump, adjust the curvature of the cervical and thoracic spine, and eliminate the bulge.

3. Strengthen core muscle training: Strengthen the training of chest, abdominal and back muscles to provide strong protection and support for the spine. Recommended exercises: plank support and breaststroke.

The hazards that are easily caused by the rich bag :

Hazard 1: Stroke

According to incomplete statistics from the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, more than 90% of stroke patients have cervical spondylosis. The scary thing is that many people don't pay attention to it. It is only after the stroke that they find out that the cervical spondylosis induced brain nerve compression and caused the stroke.

Hazard 2: Cataplexy

It is mainly caused by vertebral artery compression. Due to the lack of attention to cervical spine health, many patients are misdiagnosed as neurotic migraine. If they do not receive correct treatment for a long time, severe patients will suffer from cerebral congestion and sudden collapse.

Hazard 3: Cerebral infarction, brain atrophy

Many patients with cervical spondylosis suffer from cerebral infarction, cerebral atrophy and other diseases due to vertebral artery spasm and embolism.

Hazard 4: Paralysis

Many patients do not pay attention to cervical spondylosis, which leads to the failure to receive timely treatment. Cervical spondylosis causes stimulation and compression of the spinal cord, nerves, etc., which can easily lead to unilateral or bilateral upper limb paralysis or incontinence.

Hazard 5: Frequent tinnitus or even deafness

Due to spinal compression, the sympathetic nerve endings of the cervical spine are damaged, resulting in insufficient blood supply, which ultimately leads to serious consequences such as frequent tinnitus or even deafness.

Hazard 6: Neurogenic gastrointestinal dysfunction

Many people suffer from "gastric ulcer" which cannot be cured for a long time or recurs repeatedly. In fact, this phenomenon is caused by neurogastrointestinal dysfunction induced by the obstruction of the vertebral artery in the cervical spine.

Hazard 7: Facial muscle atrophy, facial paralysis

Vertebral artery spasm and embolism may cause facial muscle atrophy and facial paralysis.

Hazard 8: Stubborn insomnia, neurasthenia

Clinical observations show that more than 70% of patients with intractable insomnia and neurasthenia have cervical spondylosis, but even many doctors are not aware of this during the early stages of treatment. Simply treating insomnia will delay the best period of treatment and eventually lead to severe depression or mental disorder.

Hazard 9: Cerebral thrombosis

Due to the lack of attention to cervical spondylosis, it develops into intervertebral disc deformation, blood vessel mutation and lesions, leading to blood vessel blockage and insufficient blood supply, which in turn induces cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.