Monthly Archives: December 2008

Spondylosis and Back Pain Part 5

Conclusion and What You Can do. The term “spondylosis” refers to any ailment of the spine. And generally you can do something about it. Of course, depending on the severity of the condition. Yoga can help you emensly. Here are a few ideas that you could practice, and as said before, listen to your body,…
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Spondylosis and Back Pain Part 4

If the spinal column contracts too far, these nerves can be damaged, and will lead to a disruption of the signals sent from your brain to the rest of the body.  Spondylosis may involve:• fusion (the growing together of the vertebrae) • immobilization (the inability to move the spine) and• pressure on nerves exiting the…
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Spondylosis and Back Pain Part 3

Health The best exercises for the health of the cervical spine are non-contact activities, such as swimming, walking, or yoga.  Always seek the advice of your physician or other health provider for any questions you may have regarding your medical condition.  Prevention is the key to good spinal health.  The treatment may include: • Physical…
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Spondylosis and Back Pain Part 2

Most patients with cervical spondylosis will have some chronic symptoms, but they respond to non-operative interventions and do not require surgery.  Although cervical spondylosis affects both sexes equally, men usually develop it at an earlier age than women do.  These changes, which are characteristic of cervical spondylosis, occur in everyone's spine.  Still, many people with…
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