What are the symptoms of dizziness caused by cervical disc herniation?

Cervical disc herniation is a pathological disease that many people who often sit in offices will suffer from. Most patients suffer from it due to long-term cervical strain and bone hyperplasia. Most of the patients are male, and there are more people in rural areas than in urban areas. The earlier the disease is treated, the better, otherwise it can easily lead to paralysis. So, what are the symptoms of dizziness caused by cervical disc herniation? Let’s find out together.

1. A common symptom of many patients with cervical disc herniation is pain. The pain mainly occurs in the neck, shoulders, back, upper limbs and other parts. Fatigue or weather changes can cause the pain to worsen, causing great suffering to the patients.

2. Restricted neck movement is one of the common symptoms of cervical disc herniation, which can manifest as muscle atrophy, weakness, difficulty walking, inflexible neck movement, and affected body balance.

3. Some patients may have symptoms of sensory impairment, such as limb dullness and numbness, and even the risk of high paraplegia in severe cases. Therefore, it is necessary to detect the disease early and seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

4. Some patients may experience symptoms such as dizziness, headache, chest tightness, memory loss, nausea, vomiting, decreased vision, hearing loss, tinnitus, etc. In severe cases, the patient may even become blind or deaf, which will have a serious impact on the patient's life and work. Will mild cervical disc herniation cause dizziness? The answer is yes. Cervical disc herniation can cause many symptoms. Due to various reasons, the incidence of cervical disc herniation has increased year by year. Its incidence is second only to lumbar disc herniation. More and more people are suffering from cervical disc herniation. Only timely treatment can get rid of the troubles of this disease.

Based on many years of clinical experience, one of the factors that aggravate cervical disc herniation is irritability. Another point is that when the patient becomes ill or the condition becomes serious, the patient is often more likely to become in a bad mood, become agitated and angry, causing the condition to worsen again, forming a vicious circle. Therefore, patients must maintain a happy mood and avoid sitting for long periods of time.