1. Dizziness, sometimes headache, dizziness, and more obvious when changing positions, flexion and extension of the neck, and rotation.
2. Vision loss, dry eyes and fatigue. Severe patients will also experience double vision or dark spots.
3. Gastrointestinal symptoms, nausea or vomiting.
4. The heartbeat is faster or slow, . The chest tightness . There is a foreign body sensation in the throat or glossypharia.
5. Feet cold, sweating or no sweating.
Many friends may not understand it, thinking that cervical spondylosis is a problem on the neck, why do you still have so many strange symptoms on it?
In fact, the reason why these symptoms occur is mainly determined by the physiological structure of the cervical spine.
Sympathetic nerve controls intracranial blood vessels, eyeballs, heart, trachea, glands and other tissues respectively.
So, when the sympathetic nerve headquarters has problems, the functions of these organs will also be dysfunctional.
The cervical spine is very flexible in movement, so the cervical spine joints are prone to wear and degeneration, and bone hyperplasia and intervertebral disc lesions, which stimulate or compress the sympathetic nerves in the neck, resulting in the above symptoms.
So, if a friend has the above symptoms but cannot find the cause, you need to consider whether there is a problem with the cervical spine.
It should be noted here that due to the different degree and number of fiber involvement after the cervical sympathetic ganglion, the above symptoms do not necessarily occur, and there may only be one or several of the above symptoms.
