Is it better to take X-ray or CT to check cervical spondylosis?

If you want to check cervical spondylosis, you can take an X-ray. Take a frontal posture and a lateral posture. Some things, such as dislocation and atlantoaxial muscle strain, can't be photographed by CT and MRI at all. Can pay (cervical vertebra together with ancient plaster) ashes? I said there is no need to make a film. Headache, dizziness and neck pain are caused by the dislocation of your cervical vertebra 2. The treatment is simple. How to treat cervical pain? Let me tell you the method: press the pain point of the cervical vertebra with your thumb, and the pain on the right side of the cervical vertebra will be pushed in the direction of the left shoulder, otherwise, it will be pushed in the direction of the right shoulder until the cervical vertebra no longer hurts. At this time, the thrust should remain stable 10 to 20 minutes until the pain and swelling disappear immediately. The pushing force is from light to heavy, and the maximum force is 5㎏. Never push hard. Push and press gradually until the cervical vertebra no longer hurts, the head is no longer dizzy, and the eyes can see clearly. Your cervical spondylosis is cured. This method is simple, practical, safe and reliable. Severe osteoporosis and cervical spondylosis caused by trauma are not suitable for this method. Test should be done immediately after reduction: the cervical vertebra can rotate freely, without noise, pain, headache and dizziness, indicating that the reduction is successful. If the rotation is difficult, that is, the reduction is not in place, the reduction should be continued until the cervical vertebra can rotate freely. The cause of cervical vertebra is uneven internal and external forces caused by incorrect posture, and long-term uneven results in cervical vertebra muscle spasm and dislocation of cervical vertebra bone. The displaced cervical vertebra squeezes the carotid artery blood vessels, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain and dizziness; Tinnitus; Sudden deafness; Dizziness; Can't see clearly; Symptoms such as falling. This is called vertebral artery type cervical spondylosis. When the nerve is compressed, there will be symptoms such as pain, numbness and swelling.