What should I do for mild cervical spondylosis?
Disease description:
Working on a computer for many years has caused cervical spine problems. Recently, I was diagnosed with mild cervical osteophyte formation. Could you please advise how to manage mild cervical osteophyte formation?
Mild cervical osteophyte formation can be managed with neck massage to alleviate local muscle spasms. For patients with mild symptoms, avoiding prolonged periods of head-down posture and performing appropriate neck exercises can help relieve neck pain and stiffness. Local traction and acupuncture may also be beneficial. In cases of severe symptoms, surgical intervention is generally required to relieve local compression.