颈椎病防不胜防 自我诊断有妙招（Impossible to guard against self diagnosis coup of cervical spondylosis）.docVIP

颈椎病防不胜防 自我诊断有妙招（Impossible to guard against self diagnosis coup of cervical spondylosis） What are the specific types of cervical disease? How to give yourself a simple determination? If there is a problem of cervical what should pay attention to in their daily lives? Small series of interviews with experts, to collate all the three questions, answering questions. Main types of cervical spondylosis: 1.: the highest incidence of nerve root type cervical spondylosis, so-called or mostly refers to this type of neck and shoulder pain. This is the cervical disc shoulder lateral protrusion, or because of bone swelling, oppression stimulate cervical nerve root caused by. They show radiation pain and sensory disturbances in the upper limbs, numbness of the fingers, strange feeling, and inflexible movements. Head upward, cough, sneeze can aggravate. Early onset can cause the patient to notice, the patient goes to see a doctor the time as soon as possible, the curative effect is better, about 90% above patient can self-healing. 2. spinal cord type: approximately 15% patients are of this type. When the bone hyperplasia occurs or the ligament of the joint is thickened or ossified, it can compress the spinal cord and the blood vessel, and even lead to ischemia or necrosis of the spinal cord. Most people suffer from recessive form after middle age. The early stage of the disease is unilateral or bilateral numbness of the lower extremities, which later develop difficulty of walking and dysfunction of defecation and even paralysis. 3. sympathetic nerve type: about 5%. A symptom of compression of the cervical sympathetic nerve. Because of its extensive distribution, it can cause symptoms of many organs and systems. Including: 1) head symptoms: dizziness, headache, neck pain; 2) eye symptoms: ptosis, blurred vision and even blindness; 3) cardiac symptoms: heartbeat or slow down, chest pain; 4) peripheral symptoms: limbs, head and neck, facial numbness or pain; 5) other: tinnitus deafn