What's wrong with tinnitus and numbness in hands

When we often experience symptoms such as tinnitus and numbness in the hands, we should be alert and fight against them, because this may be a warning sign of a certain disease in the body, such as cervical spondylosis. Tinnitus, numbness and pain in the hands are common symptoms of cervical spondylosis. If not improved in time, they will cause more adverse reactions. The specific manifestations of cervical spondylosis are as follows. Let’s compare them together.

1. Specific manifestations of cervical spondylosis:

1. Unexplained numbness in the upper limbs, especially in the fingertips.

2. Dizziness that cannot be cured for a long time; radiating pain in the fingers.

3. Headache or migraine that cannot be cured for a long time.

4. Unexplained nausea.

5. Persistent tinnitus or hearing loss due to non-ear reasons.

6. Unexplained arrhythmia, symptoms similar to angina pectoris, etc.

7. Low blood pressure that cannot be cured for a long time. 8. “Unexplained” high blood pressure.

9. Visceral dysfunction that cannot be cured for a long time and “can’t be found the cause”, such as respiratory system, digestive system, endocrine system dysfunction, etc.

10. Seborrheic dermatitis and hair loss on the head with oily and fine hair.

11. Always tilt the head to one side; repeated "stiff neck" for unknown reasons. 12. Suddenly kneeling down while walking, or feeling that your legs are "floating" while walking.

2. Ways to improve cervical spondylosis

Once cervical spondylosis is discovered, the method people usually use is massage. However, if the massage method or indications are not mastered properly, it will be counterproductive. In mild cases, the symptoms will be aggravated, and in severe cases, life will be endangered. Therefore, experts remind that massage treatment should be carried out in a regular hospital by a qualified physician.