Slippage is one of the problems that many people, especially the elderly, suffer from. It is defined as a condition caused by a problem in one of the discs in the cervical vertebrae that separates the vertebrae in the spine. It contains a gel called the core of the core, and through the pressure on the disks, this gel material in the disk through the weak points in the outer envelope, resulting in the emergence of the paragraphs and pressure on the nerves and the occurrence of pain or numbness and tingling.
Types of cartilage slide
Type I and its symptoms: slipped cervical cartilage, causing pain in the vertebrae and symptoms:
* Neck pain occurs on the sides of the neck or one side.
Pain in and around the shoulder.
* Pain increases during laughter or sneezing and coughing.
* Also increases pain during moving the head.
* Happiness occurs in the muscles of the neck.
Type II: Lumbar cartilage slide: Symptoms:
- Acute pain occurs in the lower back, buttocks and legs.
- The pain increases during laughter or sneezing and coughing.
- Some contractions occur in the muscles of the buttocks and feet during walking.
- The sensation of numbness in the lower extremities.
- The inability to stand for a long time.
Type III : Slide and thoracic cartilage and its symptoms:
Pain in the back, chest and ribs.
* The patient may suffer from shortness of breath.
* Pain increases during laughter or sneezing and coughing.
Method of treatment of sliding paragraphs:
Treatment through medications: Some anti-inflammatory drugs such as anti-inflammatory drugs are used to relieve pain and swelling, as well as muscle relaxants, to relieve convulsions. Acute pain relievers are also used in severe pain cases or through heat therapy, especially in the first three days. Through some exercises such as gentle massage and increased flexibility or lying on the ground directly without putting any pillows.
Treatment by surgery: In cases of non-utilization of medication and the patient suffers from acute pain continuously, the surgical intervention, and is done by removing the part or the entire infected disk in order to relieve the pressure on the nerves leading to pain.