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    Winter is a cruel season for people with Cervical Spondylitis

    Written by supriya kashyap kashyap Published On 2017-01-30T14:54:08+05:30  |  Updated On 30 Jan 2017 2:54 PM IST
    Winter is a cruel season for people with Cervical Spondylitis

    New Delhi : As temperatures dip, people suffering from Cervical Spondylitis a condition involving changes to the bones, discs, and joints of the neck- are faced with real tough times.


    The problem, if ignored, can even nag throughout life.


    It usually occurs in middle-aged and elderly people but according to orthopaedicians, computers and mobile phones are making even youngsters predisposed to developing cervical spondylitis quite early in life.


    Hence, the experts advice to not take things lightly as ignoring the signs cervical Spondylitis can culminate the involvement of the entire spinal cord and can manifest into paralytic condition and be well managed by regular exercise, fomentation and medicines.


    Dr. Aashish Chaudhry, a celebrated Orthopaedic Surgeon and Managing Director, Aakash Healthcare said, "Cervical Spondylitis can be managed by regular neck exercises, medicines and fomentation. But in winters, the condition worsens with decreased physical activities due to short days, less drinking of water and cold weather,making neck muscles stiff."


    "My advice is that patients should not let the condition deteriorate so much that the entire spinal cord gets involved and they have to cope with paralytic conditions. In fact, by ignoring the early signs, we let easily manageable condition to degenerate into intractable one," he added.


    According to orthopaedicians, with advancing age, cervical discs undergo distortion and result in the disorder.


    "But patients suffering with severe spondylitis condition should not straightway go for exercise. They need to consult a doctor and ease the condition by fomentation and medicines first. In some severe cases, symptom may include spinning of everything around," Dr Choudhry explained.


    Stating that even youngsters are coming with spondylitis symptoms, Dr. Chaudhry said, "This condition can simply be eased by regular exercise.


    But word of caution for them is that if they do not do neck exercises regularly to ease the stiffness of muscles they might become a patient of cervical spondylitis quite early in life.

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    Source : ANI

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