Patient's question:
Doctor, we want to ask if menopause always causes recurrent wandering joint pain? What is this wandering joint pain? I really don't understand this disease, please help me clarify it. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Based on the symptoms you described, it is likely that your condition may be due to bone spurs or a herniated disc compressing the nerve root, leading to cervical radiculopathy.Recommendation:
Go to the hospital to see a doctor for cervical-related examinations to first diagnose the condition. This will help in prescribing medication or other treatment methods.
The causes of cervical radiculopathy that lead to nerve root compression are complex. The conditions are often associated with changes such as cervical physiological curvature deviation, bone spurs, herniated discs, or cervical misalignment. Each condition requires different treatments. For example, bone spurs, herniated discs, or curvature deviation may not be suitable for manual therapy, while cervical misalignment may require orthopedic adjustments.