Some time ago, the back was uncomfortable. The examination was cervical intervertebral disc. The doctors prescribed miaona, Lesong, tenghuang Jiangu tablet and Zhachong shianwei pill. They didn't eat them because of lactation. Later, they relieved themselves. These two days, cervical spondylosis broke out again, with back pain, shoulder and right arm a little sore, and head swelling pain. The doctors also prescribed lofenadine sustained-release tablets, leoresin and Dacheng Huoluo capsule. Do I need to take all the above medicine?
Condition Analysis:
According to your situation, you don't need to take the medicine you saw before. Just take the medicine prescribed later. Cooperate with the doctor to guide the medication, relax, don't be too tired and avoid strenuous exercise. Don't stay up late. Pay attention to light diet. Spicy stimulation fried frozen food do not eat, do not drink.
Condition Analysis:
The protrusion of the interphalangeal disc will compress the nerve root, so the pain and numbness of the arm will appear. It is recommended to clean up the cervical spine, which is conducive to reduce the compression on the nerve and improve the symptoms. You can also take diclofenac sodium sustained-release capsule to relieve the pain.
Condition Analysis:
When you feel pain, you can use this painkiller to treat it, and you need to correct it through acupuncture and physiotherapy in terms of treatment at ordinary times, because the protrusion of lumbar intervertebral disc and the pain of your arm and head are more serious, so it's best to actively correct it.
Condition Analysis:
Cervical spondylosis is a series of symptoms caused by compression and edema of spinal nerve roots caused by cervical disc herniation. The treatment of cervical spondylosis aims to reduce or eliminate the edema and compression of spinal nerve roots. In addition to drugs for dredging meridians and activating collaterals, anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture and massage also have special effects.
