Patient's question:
My husband is only forty-six years old this year. He has suffered from cervical spondylosis for many years, and now it has led to high blood pressure. I am very worried about him. I want to consult a doctor about how to treat high blood pressure caused by cervical spondylosis.Doctor's answer:
A middle-aged man with cervical spondylosis for over ten years has now started experiencing high blood pressure again. First, since the cervical issue has reappeared, it cannot be reversed. For example, bone spurs cannot be reversed, and the fibrotic parts cannot be reversed either. However, medication can be used to control symptoms, and increasing physical activity while minimizing harmful cervical movements can slow down the progression. As for the newly developed high blood pressure, long-term medication control and regular blood pressure monitoring are recommended.