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3. Anti-Inflammatory Drugs

Cervical spondylosis shares many treatment options with osteoarthritis because the latter is a common cause of the former. Doctors often use nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to treat the pain brought on by both conditions. By blocking the enzymes responsible for inflammation, the drugs can alleviate pain and prevent fevers. However, anti-inflammatory drugs do have some side effects. Some individuals experience stomach pain, headaches, and increased blood pressure. Additionally, it is possible to be allergic to these medications.

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