Is it cervical spondylosis to bow your head after the neck catches cold?

Consider cervical spondylosis. Cervical spondylosis mainly manifests as neck and shoulder pain, which can radiate to the headrest and upper limbs; There is a heavy feeling in one shoulder and back, weakness in upper limbs, numbness in fingers, decreased skin sensation in limbs, inability to take things with hands, and sometimes involuntary landing. Its serious typical manifestations are: weakness of lower limbs, unsteady walking, numbness of feet, and the feeling of stepping on cotton when walking. It is often accompanied by pain in the head, neck, shoulders, back and arms, stiff neck and limited movement.

I suggest you take an X-ray to determine if it is cervical spondylosis. The treatment of cervical spondylosis is mainly massage, physical therapy and traction. Be careful not to catch a cold in daily life, don't keep a posture for a long time, and exercise your neck properly. You can do hot compress when the weather is cold.