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Cervical Osteochondrosis. Symptoms

More information on our website: https://age2b.com/cervical-ost-age The first and primary symptom of cervical osteochondrosis is pain in the neck portion of the spine. It occurs due to compression of the spinal cord and nerve roots due to disc herniation, bone spurs, or thickened ligaments. In most cases, pain in cervical osteochondrosis increases with movement. The reason for this is compression of the nerve roots during movement of the cervical vertebrae. Pain in the arms may be a symptom of cervical osteochondrosis. It occurs due to compression of the nerves that extend into the arms through the neck portion of the spine. Besides pain, cervical osteochondrosis can cause weakness, numbness, and cramping in the arms. These conditions arise due to nerve compression, too. Severe cases cervical osteochondrosis can cause compression of the spinal cord and difficulty walking or impaired coordination and loss of balance. In very rare cases, when cervical osteochondrosis causes compression of the spinal cord, bowel and bladder incontinence may occur.