Can cervical spondylosis eat betahistine mesylate?

Betahistine mesilate can be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

Betahistine mesilate is mainly used to improve symptoms such as vertigo. For patients with cervical spondylosis, if vertigo is caused by vertebral artery compression due to cervical spondylosis, it may be helpful to take betahistine mesilate. Patients also need to combine other treatments, such as cervical traction, physical therapy, drug therapy, etc., to improve the impact of cervical spondylosis on nerves and blood vessels.

Secondly, betahistine mesilate should be taken strictly according to the doctor's recommended dosage and course of treatment. Avoid increasing or decreasing the dosage by yourself. If adverse reactions such as nausea, vomiting, rash, etc. occur during the medication process, inform the doctor in time. If dizziness and other symptoms persist or worsen, or new symptoms occur, seek medical advice in time to further evaluate the condition and adjust the treatment plan.