I am suffering from Cervical Spondalytis and not able to walk independently without holding somebody. What is the remedy available to make me walk again independently ?

Ans: To be aware of their posture of the upper body while they are at desk work, one should keep things while working, at the eye level
Avoid being down. Keep the hand, head and gaze well mastered with each movement

Ans: Hi Aria,
You’ll need to visit a physio clinic and follow a continuous rehab protocol for pain relief

Ans: Dear Mr. Shoaib. Thank you for your query, and I'm sorry to hear about your wife's condition. Cervical spondylitis is a degenerative disorder affecting the neck, and when the nerve roots near the spine are compressed, it can cause pain in the neck, upper back, and even radiating pain into the arms and fingers. Exercises such as chin tucks, shoulder bracing, and neck isometrics are effective in managing this condition. It's important to perform these exercises consistently over time, and even after the pain subsides, they should be continued. However, I also recommend a visit to a physiotherapist for a few essential sessions to learn these exercises properly and to receive pain relief through modalities like TENS, ultrasound, or others, depending on the severity of the condition. Wishing your wife a speedy recovery.

Ans: Dear Mr. Shrinivas . Thank you for your query. Yes, your symptoms—left-sided neck pain, arm pain, tingling, and imbalance—are typical signs of cervical spondylosis. This condition occurs due to age-related wear and tear of the cervical spine, leading to nerve compression, which can cause pain, numbness, and weakness in the arms.

I strongly recommend that you visit a physiotherapist for a proper assessment. They will evaluate your posture, neck mobility, and nerve involvement before designing a personalized treatment plan. Physiotherapy may include postural correction, neck-strengthening exercises, manual therapy, and nerve mobilization techniques to relieve symptoms and improve function.

In the meantime, you can try neck stretches, apply heat or ice, and maintain proper posture while working or using mobile devices. However, do not ignore persistent symptoms, as timely physiotherapy can prevent worsening of the condition. Please visit a specialist soon for the best guidance and treatment