Mild degenerative changes in the cervical spine What do you mean?

Cervical degeneration refers to the degeneration of cervical intervertebral disc, cervical vertebral body and cervical physiological curvature with the increase of age. Performance is secondary changes such as cervical intervertebral disc herniation, cervical vertebral bone hyperplasia, cervical physiological curvature straightening, etc. Then it is easy to form cervical disc herniation and hyperosteogeny, oppress nerves, cause pain in neck and shoulder or more serious numbness, pain or fatigue of limbs, more serious also cause unstable walking, even incomplete paralysis of limbs, etc. Cervical degeneration is a physiological process. This is also related to our long-term incorrect posture, such as long-term bow, long-term mobile phone, computer, TV watching, so preventing these incorrect postures is a good way to prevent or reduce the rate of degeneration.