Introduction In the cervical spine syndrome, one observes different complaints that originate from the cervical spine. Depending on whether one suffers from muscle pain, headaches, sensitivity disorders, tingling and numbness or dizziness, different homeopathic remedies are used. Homeopathics for muscle pain The patient complains of radiating pain in muscle attachments and muscles of the shoulder … Homeopathy for a HWS syndrome
Homeopathics for headaches Palpable muscular tension in the neck. Pain when moving the head. Sensation as if the neck is stiff. Pain may radiate to the back muscles or to the arm. Shooting, stabbing headaches, radiating from the back of the head, through the crown of the head to the forehead. Very different pain sensations: … Homeopathics for headaches | Homeopathy for a HWS syndrome
Homeopathics for sensitivity disorders, tingling and numbness Dizziness, headaches, especially at the back of the head. Great restlessness preferred in the legs but also in the arms, inner trembling. The patient must move constantly, numbness. The patient complains of general weakness, is grumpy and withdrawn. Typical for Zincum is the aggravation of all complaints by … Homeopathics for sensitivity disorders, tingling and numbness | Homeopathy for a HWS syndrome
Introduction A cervical spine syndrome is a rather large field of diseases, which ultimately only serves to describe pain in the area of the cervical spine (cervical spine). Together with the lumbar spine syndrome and the thoracic spine syndrome, it belongs to the spinal syndromes. The symptoms that can be caused by the cervical spine … Cervical syndrome and nausea
Headaches with a cervical spine syndrome One of the most common symptoms of cervical spine syndrome is headache. In this case, the headache is caused by a non-physiological tension of the neck and shoulder muscles, which occurs as a result of the pain. They can also be caused by circulatory disorders, which can occur when … Headaches with a cervical spine syndrome | Cervical syndrome and nausea
Nausea therapy The easiest way to treat the nausea (at least acutely) is to take an antiemetic. This is a medication against nausea. These include over-the-counter drugs such as dimenhydrinate (Vomex) or prescription drugs such as Domperidone (Motilium), Vergentan (Alizapride) and Ondansetron (Zofran). Since the pain triggered by the cervical spine syndrome is often the … Nausea therapy | Cervical syndrome and nausea
Introduction The term “cervical spine syndrome” refers to a complex of symptoms of back or arm pain that originates in the area of the cervical spine segments. Clinically, the cervical spine syndrome is divided into acutely occurring and chronically persistent forms of the disease. The main cause of the acute cervical spine syndrome is usually … Cervical spine syndrome and headaches
Prognosis The prognosis of the cervical spine syndrome and the headache associated with it depends on the causative underlying disease. An exact prognosis can therefore not be given. Symptoms Typically, headaches in patients suffering from cervical spine syndrome begin in the neck area (neck pain). In addition, the back headaches felt by the patient can … Prognosis | Cervical spine syndrome and headaches
Diagnosis The first step in the diagnosis of the cervical spine syndrome is a detailed doctor-patient consultation (anamnesis). During this conversation, the patient should describe in as much detail as possible the neck and headaches he/she has experienced. Especially the exact localization and quality (dull, pulling, stabbing) of the headache can provide a first indication … Diagnosis | Cervical spine syndrome and headaches
The cervical spine syndrome is a complex of symptoms that can be triggered by a wide variety of causes and is therefore actually a collective term for the appearance of many different diseases. Most often, a cervical spine syndrome is caused by a problem that originates from the cervical spine. The so-called spinal column blockages … Causes of a cervical spine syndrome
Other causes If the cause is not clear, the product should always be excluded: A survey of previous accidents and injuries can also provide important information. In this context, it is often possible to find references to the well-known “whiplash injury”, which is caused by extreme bending forward and backward (rear-end collision). These movements can … Other causes | Causes of a cervical spine syndrome
Patients affected by a cervical spine syndrome often have a so-called “cervicogenic” dizziness in addition to other symptoms. They usually do not report a spinning dizziness, but describe a swaying dizziness or gait insecurity. These symptoms increase with prolonged forced posture. They last from minutes to several hours. A cervical spine syndrome is mainly characterized … Cervical syndrome and dizziness
