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Cervical osteochondrosis: I would like to know about typical treatments. I have pain in the back-left part of my neck, and as a result I have a constant headache—sometimes to the point of nausea. I’m waiting to see a doctor. Even acupuncture and massage devices don’t help to relieve the symptoms, not even a little.
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AnastasiYa
I receive injections twice a year—NSAIDs, analgesics, and muscle relaxants—and I take B vitamins, and I need to have an MRI to determine the correct diagnosis.
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Galina
Meloxicam and Midocalm injections, one injection per day; take something for the stomach at the same time.
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Nikolaychuk Anastasiya
Cervical osteochondrosis, and in general any such condition, isn't painful! If a doctor is treating you for osteochondrosis, you need to find another competent doctor. Otherwise you're wasting your time!
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Olya
I need to wear a neck brace temporarily.
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Katerina
Nikolaychuk Anastasiya Why doesn't this hurt?
Most people who have osteochondrosis report that they experience pain.
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