Description:

The seven small vertebrae in your neck are referred to as "cervical". The term "spondylosis" refers to disc degeneration between vertebrae. Cervical spondylosis usually starts at 40 years of age and deteriorates with time. It typically develops in men earlier than in women. Another name for cervical spondylosis is: arthritis in the neck osteoarthritis in the neck degenerative neck disc disease

Cause:

Age-related degenerative changes in the spine are the cause of cervical spondylosis. These alterations are common and happen to everyone. As a matter of fact almost 50% of adults in their middle age and older have worn disks that don't hurt. The following are additional variables that could raise your chance of developing cervical spondylosis and neck pain: Genetics: a family history of spondylosis and neck pain Smoking is unquestionably associated with more neck pain occupation: jobs requiring a lot of overhead labor and repetitive neck motion Anxiety or depression prior cervical trauma or injury

Symptom:

Symptoms frequently appear gradually over time. However they might begin or worsen suddenly. You might be able to move or the pain might be deep and unbearable. The pain could be felt across your shoulder blades. In rare instances it might spread to the fingers forearm or upper arm following a position of standing or sitting during the evening and when you laugh cough or sneeze You might also experience weakness in specific muscles when you walk more than a few yards (meters) or bend yourneck backward. In other situations you might experience difficulties raising your arm clumsiness with one hand difficulty squeezing or other issues. Additionally you might be weak in some muscles.

Ayurveda Treartments:

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Naturopathy Treartments:

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