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Cervical Bone Spurs - What You Need To Know

Are you experiencing neck pain? Does it seem to get worse with activity? Do you have bone spurs? Let's find out what causes these symptoms and more in this blog.

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Cervical Bone Spurs - What You Need To Know

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  1. Cervical Bone Spurs: What You Need To Know Dallas back clinics

  2. Cervical Spine Seven vertebrae connecting the skull's base to the upper back make the cervical spine. The main component of the central nervous system, the spinal cord sends and receives messages between your brain and the rest of the body. Your neck also supports your head and its movements. A network of ligaments, tendons, and muscles supports your cervical vertebrae, which provide support and flexibility to the neck. The facet joint on the back of each vertebra allows your spine to bend.

  3. Symptoms Of Cervical Bone Spurs Dull Neck Pain. Swelling. Neck Stiffness And Reduced Range Of Motions. Muscle Cramping. Headaches Or Intense Headaches On The Sides Or Back Of The Head. Neck Discomfort That Radiates To The Shoulders And Arms.

  4. How Are Bone Spurs In The Neck Treated? ake rest:- For a few days, if you avoid strenuous activities, pain and inflammation will reduce. Your doctor may recommend using ice or heat packs. Medications:- Initially your doctor will suggest over-the-counter (OTC) or prescription nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). If these medication doesn't provide adequate relief, your doctor may recommend epidural steroid injections. Acupuncture and chiropractic adjustments:- Can help in reducing pain and improve mobility.

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