The best treatment for cervical hyperplasia

Cervical hyperplasia is a manifestation of human aging. It is caused by repeated stimulation and calcification of its attachment point. It is good for the elderly. Severe hyperplasia can produce compression symptoms, such as compression of nerves, blood vessels, esophagus, which can cause corresponding symptoms and need further treatment. Specific treatment plans need to be judged by imaging. Most patients with cervical hyperplasia do not need special treatment. Pay attention to self-protection. If cervical hyperplasia occurs at the posterior edge of the vertebral body, or even presses the spinal nerve, or cervical hyperplasia at the anterior edge presses the esophagus and causes dysphagia, early surgical intervention is required.