Ankylosing spondylitis refers to a series of clinical syndromes that result from degenerative changes in the retina and its subsequent growth, thickening of the disc joints, and stimuli that stimulate or suppress the spinal cord, spinal cord, vertebral arteries, or synaptic nerves. With the increased use of computers and cell phones, the incidence of ankylosing spondylitis increases year by year and is significantly rejuvenated, and it is not uncommon for adolescents to develop dysfunctional disorders. Chronic impairment of the spinal cord is a major cause of the disease.
Decreased height after disc deformation, narrowing of the disk space, compensatory growth of skeletal edges, thickening of the cervix, changes in these structures that narrow the vertebrae, the vertebrae, the spinal cord, the vertebrae or the surrounding nerve roots, resulting in different manifestations. In addition, congenital cervical narrowing is more susceptible to illness. The most severe are the spinal cord, which is characterized by feeling cotton in the lower limbs, unstable walking, precise upper limb movements, clumsiness, small urinary dysfunction, or even dizziness; the vertebral artery is characterized by dizziness, headache, nausea and vomiting, with symptoms exacerbated when turned; the sympathetic nervous system is characterized by headaches, blurred vision, panic, sweating abnormalities, etc.
Most patients have a mixed, multiple symptoms. Diagnosis requires a combination of symptoms, features, and imaging. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can clearly show disc prominence, spinal cord and nerve pressure conditions, is the gold standard for diagnosing spinal cord spinal cord disease; it is necessary to perform a mixture scan to assess the extent of nerve damage.
Treatment for spinal cord disease is mainly conservative. Acute periods should reduce hip activity, pay attention to rest, and can be worn tightly; medically, anti-inflammatory antibodies can alleviate pain, muscle relaxants can reduce muscle tension, and neurodegenerative drugs can promote nerve healing; physical therapy such as spinal cord contractions, radiotherapy, and heat treatments can alleviate symptoms. Acupuncture is effective in some patients, but it should be operated by a professional physician, vertebral artery and spinal cord patients should avoid violent methods in order to aggravate the injury.
Maintenance therapy is ineffective. Neurological stressors should consider surgical treatment, relieve pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots. The vast majority of patients with cervical disease are satisfied with proper treatment and good habits, and spinal cervical disease needs to be treated as early as possible to avoid delaying the time of surgery.
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