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Spinal cord location
The spinal cord is part of the nervous system, it is a group of nerves, it is an extension of the nervous system in the brain, and as far as the spinal cord is shaped, it is tubular in shape, and it is located in the brain, where it starts from the medulla rectangle and extends to the spine, and the spine works to protect the spinal cord Spinal by the bones in it.
Spinal cord functions
- The conduction of nerve impulses and their transfer to the brain and sub-nerves.
- Conveying electrical signals, information, and messages to and from the brain and the brain, which is responsible for the movement of parts of the body, which by losing it or exposing it to any injury, this leads to an imbalance, imbalance, and loss of control over the entire body, with the possibility that the person becomes completely paralyzed, and in the event of injury The spinal cord can also damage the white matter, the nerve fibers in the spinal cord, which are responsible for transmitting motor and sensory information in humans, as well as any defects that may occur in the spinal cord that may lead to a loss in the nerve cells of the interstitial neurons.
- The importance of the spinal cord also lies in being the main center for reflexive actions and transmitting nerve signals to the brain.
Spinal cord diseases
The spinal cord also affects all parts of the body, and therefore exposure to the spinal cord to any disease or problem may cause: sensitivity, squint, eye problems, ear pain, hearing loss, sinus problems, fever, various infections, especially in the respiratory tract. Headache, tension, acute and chronic nervous breakdown, insomnia, memory loss, coma, vomiting, high and low blood pressure, head pain accompanied by a migraine, acne and pimples on the face, coughing, asthma, gallbladder disease, heart disease, distress Breathing, pain in the arms, liver diseases, hemorrhoids, rheumatism, skin rashes, lack of immunity in the body, indigestion, influenza, heartburn, joint infections, chronic fatigue, and also causes types of infertility, spinal pain, coldness in Feet and swelling, menstruation problems in women, bedwetting, and pain in the knees.
Spinal cord protection
- Not to carry heavy things that may lead to spinal cord problems, and not to exhaustion and to take a rest when doing any effort.
- Avoid standing for a long time at the same time, rather we have to sit from time to time.
- Not to take stimulant or sedative pills, as they damage all tissues of the body.
- Sleep for a long enough period of eight hours a day.
- Do not take too much stimulants.
- Take care to choose healthy food, while eating more legumes, vegetables, and fruits, given that they contain materials that work to renew body cells.
- Doing sports that improve the performance of the spine and soften the bones and joints.
