Cervical spondylosis physiotherapy in Ghaziabad — when the X-ray scares your parent

Cervical spondylosis on an X-ray in a sixty-year-old is common. Degenerative change is not the same as ‘the neck is finished’. I will read the film. I will not let the scariest adjective in the PDF decide whether your parent is allowed to turn to look at a grandchild.

What I need is the week: which movement spikes symptoms, whether arms tingle, whether walking is unsteady, and whether dizziness is spinning-in-bed or a vague fog after looking up at a kitchen shelf. Those stories separate mechanical neck irritability from problems that belong to a physician first.

Ghaziabad seniors often get the label after a week of pillow experiments and a neighbour’s traction story. Traction as a product is not a plan. A plan is how they sit for evening news, how they look down at a phone, and how they climb the house stair with a grocery bag.