What should I do if my neck is numb and tight?

There are many factors leading to neck numbness in patients. For example, if some patients suffer from cervical spondylosis or neck muscle strain, these patients may have neck numbness. In addition, if the patient has peripheral neuropathy, or there are some cavities in the spinal cord, this muscle with local nerve distribution will also have abnormal feelings. If the neck numbness is obvious, it is suggested that the patient must go to the hospital for treatment, which can improve the MRI examination of cervical vertebra and further clarify whether the patient has cervical spondylosis and whether there is nerve compression in the neck. If the patient has cervical spondylosis, such patients must use some low pillows and take vitamin B 1 and vitamins.