A new
obsession has engulfed people these days, i.e frequent texting. Wherever we go,
be it office, home or supermarket, we find everyone just looking down at their
phones (hunched) and texting. This obsession has not just made people distant
from the real world but has also lead to a new health problem called 'Text Neck
Syndrome'. This problem has risen tremendously, with people from all age groups
being affected by it. Due to this syndrome, a large number of people complain
about problems like severe upper back pain, shoulder pain and muscle strain in
the neck region. Especially young teenagers are becoming a victim to this
problem which in the long run can cause permanent damage to their cervical
spine, leading to lifetime neck pain.
Showing posts with label cervical spine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cervical spine. Show all posts
Friday, 18 March 2016
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Chiari Malformation: A structural defect in the Cerebellum
Chiari Malformation (CM) is
a structural defect in the cerebellum, a part of the brain that controls
balance. It develops where your skull and neck meets and affect the functions
controlled by these areas. In simple words, it is a such a condition where the
bony space or part of the skull is too
small that it causes brain tissue to settle in the spinal cord. It can also be
caused due to genetic mutations or lack of nutrients in the maternal diet. Some
people with CM have no symptoms at all,
while others may experience dizziness, numbness, vision problems, headaches,
weakness and problems in balancing. The recommended treatment depends on the
severity of CM and as mentioned above that some cases are asymptomatic and do
not disturb a person’s living or day-to-day activities. But for some, surgery
is the only treatment left to correct functional disturbances.
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Prevent common Neck Pain
The top 7 vertebral bones of the spinal column that forms the
cervical spine are located in the neck region. And since neck region bears the
maximum load- weight of the head, facilitates movements and helps in viewing
things vertically and horizontally, it is more prone to injuries and pain.The
best way to prevent this is to avoid stress, sleep properly and maintain a good
posture at all times.
Friday, 29 January 2016
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