How to avoid sequelae after cervical spondylosis surgery?

Due to high-intensity work and social pressure, many people sit in the office for hours and have no time to stand up and move around. Over time, they will find that their bones and joints have big problems, and they may also develop cervical spondylosis. The condition is more serious and requires surgical treatment. After the operation, there is a high probability of infection and pain, so it is important to understand the postoperative sequelae of cervical spondylosis.

1. Among the complications that occur after cervical spine surgery, postoperative infection is the most common sequelae, and the infection usually occurs within 3-6 days after surgery. Postoperative infection generally causes pain in the patient's cervical spine and has a great impact on the patient's sleep. When the patient experiences this situation, antibiotic injections should be used in time to relieve the pain.

2. After cervical spine surgery, the patient's throat nerves are likely to be damaged. The general symptoms are that the patient has a slight cough and difficulty swallowing after eating. This complication is generally caused by excessive traction driven by the cervical spine. It can be recovered and relieved if you pay attention to it in time after the operation.

3. For patients undergoing cervical spine surgery. The surgical site is usually in the bone gap, which can easily cause congestion in the digestive tract, resulting in swollen and painful throat and inability for the patient to swallow.

4. After patients undergo cervical spine surgery, the pleura is easily damaged. Once the pleura is damaged, it will affect the patient's normal breathing and movement. When the patient has slight movements or actions, chest pain and stuffiness will occur. When this happens, the patient should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

5. Many patients may suffer vascular damage during disc removal surgery. Blood vessel damage may cause thyroid problems in the patient, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain, posing a great threat to the patient's postoperative recovery.

After undergoing cervical spine surgery, patients should pay attention to postoperative care to prevent serious sequelae and complications and prevent secondary trauma to the body. In daily life, they should pay attention to a reasonable diet and adequate rest, and avoid excessive fatigue, which may lead to other cervical spine diseases and affect normal life and work.