Spondylosis

A very common spinal problem experienced by people worldwide, spondylosis is basically osteoarthritis of the spine. It’s a degenerative disorder which might lead to the loss of normal spinal structure & function in a person.

Symptoms

Spondylosis is known to affect specific areas of the spine, such as the neck (cervical), mid-back (thoracic), or lower back (lumbar) region. Depending on the spinal region it affects, the following are the common spondylosis symptoms:

Neck (Cervical) Region

• Neck pain radiating into the shoulder or arm

• Weakness in the arm, hand or wrist due to nerve root compression by a bone spur 

• Issues in swallowing food as a result of a bone spur on the cervical spine (in rare instances)

Mid-Back (Thoracic) Region

• Pain in the mid-back area that is felt after bending a joint forward or hyperextending a joint

Lower Back (Lumbar) Region

• Pain & stiffness in the joints after waking up in the morning

• Pain experienced after doing a physical activity or sitting at a place for a long time

• Rise in pain after doing activities like bending & lifting repetitively

Causes

Spondylosis can be caused by a wide array of factors. However, out of them, the following are the three main spondylosis causes:

Degeneration Caused By Ageing

Age-related wear & tear is the leading cause of spondylosis. As we age, water levels in the spinal discs drop, resulting in them shrinking, getting herniated/bulged and contributing to spondylosis.

Repetitive Usage & Overuse

Engaging in physical activities that involve constant bending and leaning down can cause regular muscle strains, culminating in spondylosis over a period of time.

Direct Trauma

Trauma due to a fall/accident can contribute to spondylosis by causing injuries to the spine and its neighbouring tissues. The inflammation during the initial period of the injury can cause wear & tear, joint enlargement, and other problems linked with spondylosis.

Diagnosis

In individuals showcasing spondylosis symptoms, an enquiry regarding the symptoms followed by a physical examination can help a doctor get a brief idea of the condition.

The healthcare professional can then prescribe imaging tests such as an X-ray to check for changes in spinal bones and/or an MRI or CT scan to examine detailed images of the spinal discs. The X-ray could also be conducted to inspect the skeleton while in motion, such as when bending the neck/spine forward or backwards. 

These diagnostic scans can help identify issues like herniated/bulging discs and bone spurs, which may be causing nerve root compression by narrowing the spinal canal.

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