just been diagnosed with cervical spondlyosis
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I have it in a number of levels.... feeling a bit low as not knowing what to expect or do about it as my doctors dont tell me anything. Im 46 and really worried and feel alone.
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raghave30184 susie7777
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I am also a CS patient. I have found following things relieving
a. In case of acute pain in the cervical region, I take a hot water bath. stand beneath the hot water shower with back facing the shower. the water should be slightly hotter than normal comfort level. This is the best for sudden relief.
b. Lie down on the bed facing towards ceiling with your head, neck and further 6 inches of back hanging down from the bed. close your eyes and take deep breath, hold for 5 seconds and relieve. do this for atleast 3-4 times.
c. lie on the bed and turn your head and try to look in the diagonal direction, which means consider your self sleeping north (head) to south (feet) , normally we exercise by turning the head east to west. Rather try to see an object kept at north-east and north-west.
d. Pranayam - You can search for anulom-vilom on you tube. If you are able to do this for two weeks in the morning for 15 minutes daily, the change is dramatic. there are other yoga excercises but this is best to begin with.
e. Sit on a chair with back straight and head straight. Simultaneously turn your head vertically up and take deep breath. When your head is facing the ceiling, hold the breath for 5 seconds and then turn your head down back to the original position with exhaling air. remember not to turn your head down. (We are people with Cervical spondolysis, we never bow down )
f. Massage the are right below the ears, i.e the side part of the neck with a pain relief ointment. also behind the ears.
g. Massage the shoulders with a menthol based pain relief ointment.
These are my experiences, i hope they are useful for all who suffer from this painful condition.
tracey64776 raghave30184
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Benggo raghave30184
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I have done the shower treatment,and I am going to give all your other suggestions a good try.
zatoen786 susie7777
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retrolisthesis of C5 on C6. There is reversal of the cervical lordosis. There is moderate stenosis of the right C6 exit foramen, and mild narrowing of multiple other foramina bilaterally - not quite sure what this mean exactly.
tracey64776 susie7777
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