What are the symptoms of spinal neurofibroma

As a common and frequently occurring disease, spinal neurofibroma develops slowly and tends to get worse as the patient ages. Therefore, when patients have symptoms of cervical neurofibroma, we should promptly control and treat it. Only in this way can we avoid causing more serious harm. So, what are the symptoms of spinal neurofibroma?

1. Pain and numbness. After suffering from spinal neurofibroma, patients often find some lumps in the cervical spine. The shape of these lumps is mainly spindle-shaped. After the occurrence of spinal neurofibroma, patients often have symptoms of pain or numbness. After discovering pain and numbness, we should pay enough attention to it and actively go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

2. Skin spots. Patients with spinal neurofibroma will also experience some changes in skin color during the course of the disease. Among them, brown spots are more common. Dense brown spots will generally appear on the skin around the patient's cervical spine, and these brown spots vary in size. The appearance of such spots will gradually increase with the patient's age.

3. Nodule symptoms. After some patients suffer from spinal neurofibroma, as the disease progresses, they may also develop many nodules locally. The number of such local nodules varies, ranging from more to less, and can reach hundreds or even thousands. These nodules often start around the cervical spine and gradually spread to the patient's entire body.

Spinal neurofibroma is a relatively serious tumor disease. The occurrence of this disease is generally related to genetic factors, so we should exclude family history and take preventive measures in time. If there are patients with neurofibroma in the family, then we should pay enough attention to it and go to the hospital for exclusion and treatment in time. Only in this way can we effectively avoid further aggravation of spinal nerve fibers and reduce the occurrence of other complications.