How does cervical vertebra second section protrude to do

Cervical disc herniation is also a common disease of cervical spine. It is manifested as numbness, weakness, skin sensation and muscle strength decrease of upper limbs or limbs. In severe cases, it will cause dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms of spinal cord or nerve compression. Compression occurs in the fourth and fifth segments, fifth and sixth segments, and sixth and seventh segments. Treatment can be divided into conservative treatment and surgical treatment. If the symptoms are mild, we use traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, traction, acupoint massage and other methods, which can generally control the symptoms; if the condition is serious, surgery is needed to treat it. Clinically, the protrusion of the second cervical spine is rare, because there is no disc in the first and second segments, and the rate of protrusion of the second and third segments is also very low. Clinically, it is extremely rare.