Osteochondrosis - Malnutritional changes in articular cartilage and bone tissue.
The individual symptoms of osteochondrosis may also occur at the age of 18.This is explained by the sitting lifestyle.
The disease affects any area of the spine and has 52 osteocartilage changes.
The first place belongs to the lumbar spine. In terms of appearance frequency, the second place belongs to cervical osteochondria (osteochondria of the cervical vertebrae).
Cervical osteochondrosis - Characteristics, developmental stages
Cervical osteochondrosis has 4 stages, and they have their own characteristics and symptoms.
- In the first stageCartilage is affected.A person with grade 1 osteocartilage will feel a little uncomfortable, muscle tension, but that's it.Symptoms at this stage are insignificant and will not cause the patient to see a doctor.
- Phase 2Osteocartilage degeneration is characterized by the onset of annulus destruction of the fibrous fibrous bones, the decrease in the lumen between the vertebrae, and the occurrence of unpleasant sensations.Second degree of cervical osteochondrosis is the most common.
- Stage 3The disease is characterized by further destruction of the intervertebral disc, deformation of the vertebral body, formation of bone processes, and the emergence of hernia (protrusion of the annulus of fibrous fibrous).
- In the fourth stageThe movement of osteochondrosis is painful, and the vertebrae is damaged and severely deformed.
The size of small vertebrae complicated cervical osteochondrosis.The connection between the skull and the cervical spine is pierced by the nerve ends, blood and lymphatic vessels.
Characteristics of cervical osteochondrosis.
- The movable cervical area is illuminated by a sedentary chest.This increases the load on the vertebrae in the cervical area.
- The vertebrae of the vertebrae is degeneration of the cervical osteocartilage, which occurs laterally.
- The vertebral artery passes through the lateral foramen of 2-6 cervical vertebrae and participates in destructive processes.
Symptoms and signs of cervical osteochondrosis.
Frequent manifestations of cervical osteochondral osteopathy are headaches that occur in the posterior part of the head and spread in the parietal lobe and temporal areas.During the aggravation of the disease, the pain is so severe that it is difficult to turn or tilt the head.
Dizzy, flies flashing in front of the eyes showed compression of the vertebral artery degeneratively compressing with cervical bone cartilage.With a sharp turn in your head, you may lose consciousness.Pain is given to their hands and shoulders.
Failure of the vertebral artery also demonstrates behaviors that violate coordination, hearing and vision.
When the nerve is pinched into the vertebrae in the cervical vertebrae area, the pain is from the neck to the shoulder blade and descends through the hands to the fingers.The patient felt a tingling feeling, numbness of the chicken skin, numbness of the forearm, and brush.The pain in the morning will increase, giving the chest.
The damage to the vertebral artery showed pulsating pain in the arched head, the back of the neck and the temple.Loss of consciousness, nausea, eye pain, heart pain are possible.
Violations of blood circulation can lead to memory loss and intelligence.Tenderness in the heart is similar to the symptoms of real angina.
The causes of the disease are the reduction of physical activity with the age of physical activity, excessive weight, hypothermia, congenital violation of posture or inherited injuries.
The disease also affects people involved in heavy sports work and office staff.