What is Cervical spondylosis?

A person with cervical spondylosis has destruction of the joints and disks located between the bones in the neck. The swelling and collapse of the disk can place pressure on the nerves that pass between the bones of the neck. This can result in malfunction of the nerves that control the arms.

Cervical spondylosis is a disorder caused by abnormal wear on the cartilage and bones of the neck (cervical vertebrae). The tissue wears away (degeneration) and mineral deposits form in the cushions between the vertebrae

Cervical spondylosis is a condition that mainly affects older people, usually over 40. Men are affected more than women. This condition results from degenerative changes that occur in the cervical spine (the part of the spine in the neck). Over time, the degenerative changes lead to changes in the vertebra.

Symptoms of Cervical Spondylosis

• Neck pain (may radiate to the arms or shoulder)

• Loss of sensation or abnormal sensations of the shoulders, arms, or legs

• Weakness of the arms or legs

• Neck stiffness that progressively become worse

• Loss of balance

• Headaches, particularly in the back of the head ,Muscle spasms

• Loss of control of the bladder or bowels (if spinal cord is compressed)

• You may feel or hear grinding or popping in the neck when you move.

• Permanent disability (occasional)

• General tiredness and anxiety - can be present.

Complications involved in Cervical spondylosis

• Chronicneck pain

• rogressive loss of muscle function or feeling

• Inability to retain feces (fecal incontinence) or urine (urinary incontinence)

• Loss of bladder and bowel control

• Muscle weakness

• Sensory loss

Cause of Cervical spondylosis

• Degenerative changes that occur in the cervical spine over time.

• Blood flow to certain nerves may be affected.

• Chronic degeneration of the cervical spine.

• The cushions between the neck vertebrae, and joints between the bones of the cervical spine.

• A previous neck injury can predispose to a person to cervical spondylosis.

Homeopathic Treatment of Cervical Spondylitis

Research proven homeopathic treatment offers fantastic pain relief as well as better mobility for Cervical Spondylitis.

Dr Shah's Homeopathy Treatment for Cervical Spondylitis

Dr Rajesh Shah, M.D.(Hom.) has been working on a range of chronic diseases including Cervical Spondylitis since 1985. His patients in over 127 countries enjoy the benefits of Dr Shah's research based molecules which have international Patents. Dr Shah's new molecules have changed the entire homeopathic treatment protocol for the treatment of chronic painful conditions.

• What do you expect from Dr Shah's treatment?

• Excellent relief in pain and stiffness

• Marked reduction in the inflammation of the disc

• Improved mobility of neck and hands

• Improvement in tingling and numbness which may be there is patients who have nerve compression

• Reduced need for pain killer. You may be able to stop pain killers

• No side effects at all

• Duration of treatment:

Improvement in the symptoms of Cervical Spondylitis may be experienced in about two to three weeks. The length of treatment depends on the extent of inflammation and compression. Most patients need medication for about six to eight months.