How Do You Identify Symptoms Of Cervial Spondylosis?
Spondylosis is a condition that is caused by changes to the spine at the back of the neck, or in the cervical area of the spinal column. Common in men and women over the age of 50, changes in the shape of the bones creates pressure against nerves and blood vessels. Seven bones in the neck, the disks between these bones and blood vessels to the head are most affected. In the advanced stages, bladder control and leg movement may also be affected. Aging causes wear and tear on all bones and joints. Understanding the condition and learning how to identify symptoms of cervical spondylosis may help to reduce complications, such as chronic neck pain, loss of movement and essential body functions. Pay attention to any changes in the neck or shoulder area of the spine as you age. These changes may include stiffness or pain in the neck that may extend to the top of the shoulders, the shoulder blades and down to the arms and hands. Listen for “crunching” sounds that come from your neck or shoulde
