What medicine to take for cervical hyperostosis is better faster

Cervical hyperostosis is an irreversible process, and simply taking medicine will not get better quickly. If the patient has cervical hyperostosis and no symptoms such as pain and numbness of the limbs, treatment can be temporarily waived and regular reexamination is sufficient. When patients have symptoms such as pain and numbness of limbs, treatment is generally required, mainly including the use of painkillers, nutritional nerve drugs, muscle relaxation drugs, Chinese patent medicines, and Western medicines:

1. Analgesics: When the pain is obvious, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, celecoxib, etc., can be used under the guidance of a doctor, or opioids, such as tramadol, aminophen oxycodone, etc., can be used under the guidance of a doctor;

2. Nutritional nerve drugs: when cervical hyperostosis causes compression of nerves, nutritional nerve drugs such as methylcobalamin and vitamin B6 can be used under the guidance of doctors;

3. Muscle relaxation drugs: When patients have neck muscle stiffness, they can use muscle relaxation drugs such as chlorzoxazone and ethperixone under the guidance of doctors;

4. Chinese patent medicine: patients with cervical bone hyperplasia can take Chinese patent medicines such as blood invigorating pain relief capsules, rheumatic bone pain tablets, and Shenjin Dan capsules under the guidance of doctors.

5. Western medicine: When the patient has obvious pain, he can take celecoxib, loxoprofen sodium and other Western drugs under the guidance of the doctor.

In addition, patients can take health products such as glucosamine hydrochloride and glucosamine sulfate, or vitamin E, vitamin B and other nutrients under the advice of doctors, which are helpful for the recovery of cervical bone hyperplasia.

Patients with cervical hyperostosis should avoid bad postures such as high pillows and low heads for a long time to avoid aggravating the condition. Patients are advised to engage in appropriate physical exercises, such as swimming, playing badminton, kite flying, etc., which can prevent the aggravation of cervical bone hyperplasia to a certain extent.