Spine spines

Spine spines's disease overview

Spinal spine is a type of spinal degeneration in which the bones that grow outside and the sides of the spine are called bone spines

Spine spines can appear in many places on the spine of the body but often encounter cervical spine and spine spine

Spinal disease significantly affects the quality of life of patients if not detected and treated promptly. The disease often causes pain in the lumbar, shoulders or neck due to the thorns pinched into the nerves, even limiting the mobilization of the affected areas.

Causes of Spine spines's disease

The cause of the spine spine is due to the problem originating from the round disc from the cartilage between two vertebrae (disc fiber)

When the backbone or neck tends to degenerate according to age because it is the place to suffer the most for the body's activities, these discs will be dehydrated and dehydrated, Rupture and collapse causes friction and erosion joints to lead to damage and inflammation

Inflammation spine joints also cause the disc in the middle damaged. This interactive interaction will lose the solid structure of the spine, from which the spine will stabilize by growing bones or bone spines surrounding the joints

In addition, accidents, injuries, obesity or inheritance (patients carrying genes make their vertebrae weaker than usual)

Symptoms of Spine spines's disease

Most spinal disease does not cause really clear symptoms. However, when it comes to the stage of spines rubbing with other bones or the surrounding software such as ligaments, especially nerve roots, it will cause shoulder pain, lumbar pain or numbness in the patient

The usual possible manifestations of spinal spines are:

Pain in the neck, special waist when standing or moving. Painful location shows the spinal parts related. Increased pain during exercise and decrease during rest

loss of sensation or abnormalities in the spine.

In severe cases, patients may have pain in the neck of the neck or back pain along the back.

Muscle feet can weaken

Body imbalance

loss of urination or defecation (usually in critical case)

Plant neurological disorders (automatic reflexes, sweating, respiratory decline or hypertension complications, etc.)

People at risk for Spine spines's disease

The spine is common in men and the risk of increasing age with age due to the aging of the spine and calcium deposition. Older people are the main risk of the disease

People who often carry heavy loading or have the habit of walking, moving, sitting, sleeping in the wrong position that can cause damage to the spine and lead to disease

People with a history of accidents, injuries, and damage in articular cartilage

People with chronic spinal inflammation

Overweight, strong exercise, smoking, alcohol and stimulants ... also increases the risk of spinal spine

Prevention of Spine spines's disease

Some measures to prevent spine spines are:

There is a diet of full calcium and vitamin D, avoiding foods that cause weight gain, obesity like animal fat, boosting vegetables

No smoking

Avoid spinal lesions (such as sitting, lying, ride, ...)

Avoid playing too much sports such as weightlifting, gymnastics, too difficult exercise)

Avoid sitting for too long in unhealthy postures

Restricting heavy work

Diagnostic measures for Spine spines's disease

Spine spines can be diagnosed when the patient manifests symptoms of pain in the neck, waist or loss of sensation, numbness in the relevant body parts, along with the tests that need to be given to make it to be given to Definite diagnosis is:

Electrical tests: Aim for measuring the speed of the nerve sending the electrical signal to the brain or body parts such as hands and feet, thereby determining the extent of the wire injury Spinal nerves and eliminating other causes

X-rays: Helps to determine the location, condition and level of influence of damaged bones, loss of cartilage or herniated disc, the degree of joint change and shape Bone thorns

Blood test: Diagnosis eliminates spinal pain due to other causes

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): mainly to determine whether the cartilage disc is damaged and whether the spinal nerves are pinched

Computerized tomography (CT scan): Provide detailed images of changes in the spine structure, the level of nerve compression to offer a dark treatment plan Priority

Spine spines's disease treatments

Treatment of spinal spines can combine acupuncture, physical therapy and regular exercise.

Applicable measures can be applied such as massage, infrared physiotherapy, short waves, electrical impulses, rehabilitation, which also brings efficiency Extreme

Steroid anti -inflammatory or corticosteroidal analgesics, vitamins, muscle relaxants used to treat symptoms. Supporting tools such as neck splints also reduce the burden on the disease of the disease

Surgical surgery is only posed when there is pinched into the marrow to narrow the root canal or compression of the god Kinh causes numbness in the arms, legs, and disorders of urination. However, the surgery does not guarantee the bone spines do not recur because this is a natural inflammatory response of the body. Therefore, patients need to follow treatment and re -examination periodically to detect and handle bad progress in time

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