Spondylosis is a degenerative disorder that can cause loss of normal spinal structure and function.

with the involvement of the intervertebral discs and facet joints. This can lead to disc degeneration, bone spurs, pinched nerves, and an enlargement or overgrowth of bone that narrows the central and nerve root canals, causing impaired function and pain.

When osteoarthritis affects the spine, it is known as spondylosis.

Symptoms

• Pain and stiffness in the neck or low back
• Pain that radiates into the shoulder or down the arm
• Weakness or numbness in one or both arms
• Pain or morning stiffness that lasts for about 30 minutes due to inactivity
• Pain that worsens throughout the day due to activity
• Limitation of motion