How does the pathological change of upper cervical spinal cord area cause?

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Upper cervical spinal cord lesions are caused by spinal cord tumors in the second cervical spinal cord region. Lesions in the upper cervical spinal cord region may include occipital and cervical pain and sensory abnormalities. Intraspinal tumors, also known as spinal cord tumors, include primary tumors or metastatic tumors occurring in the spinal cord itself and various tissues adjacent to the spinal cord (such as nerve roots, dura mater, blood vessels, adipose tissue, congenital embryonic residual tissue, etc.). How does the pathological change of upper cervical spinal cord area cause?

How does the pathological change of upper cervical spinal cord area cause?

There is no clear etiology of spinal cord tumor. It is speculated that it is not caused by a single etiology. It may be closely related to heredity, trauma and environment. The cause of the disease is mostly caused by the invasion of specific virus, which is an immune disease, easy to relapse and delayed multiple sclerosis.

The reason of relapse is the hypoimmunity caused by hormone therapy and primary nervous insufficiency. Early treatment is mostly hormone and nutrition therapy, but the curative effect is difficult to control. The relapse of the disease leads to the damage of demyelinating nerve, which further aggravates the neurological symptoms

Delayed ischemic degeneration or delayed multiple sclerosis of damaged nerves is a phenomenon of sensory separation caused by the pathological changes, numbness and weakness, the decrease or disappearance of pain and temperature, and sensory disturbance gradually develops from top to bottom.

matters needing attention

We must pay attention to personal hygiene and company mood in daily life. We must pay attention to rest and not be too nervous. We should try not to eat spicy food, drink more water and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.