I don’t know if you have ever had the experience of always feeling blurred vision, not being able to see things clearly, or feeling sore and swollen eyes, or being afraid of light and prone to tears, always feeling that a darker environment is more suitable for you, but after going to the eye examination nothing is found to be wrong, and the symptoms are always intermittent. If you have similar troubles, it is estimated that when you go to the hospital again, you may want to change the door and go to the massage department. According to statistics, 0.7% of people with cervical spondylosis will have vision problems, including blurred vision, eye fatigue, fear of light and tears, etc., and even more at risk of blindness. The symptoms are caused by insufficient blood supply to the basilar artery due to cervical spondylosis, which leads to ischemia in the visual center of the brain. So how can you tell if your symptoms are related to cervical spine? Three simple steps, you can also judge for yourself! 1. First of all, you need to exclude your own eye problems. A very small percentage of patients with cervical spondylosis will have heavy eye symptoms, and more people simply show eye fatigue and loss of vision, which can be significantly relieved after relaxation or rest of the neck. 2. Eye symptoms are always closely related to the state of the neck. Often you will experience eye symptoms when your neck is in a certain position for a long time or when there is a sudden change in position, and the symptoms will decrease or worsen with the change in neck position. 3. Eye symptoms can be associated with some manifestations of cervical spondylosis. Some manifestations of cervical spondylosis, such as dizziness, headache, pain in the neck and shoulder, numbness in the upper limbs, etc., will appear together with the symptoms of the eyes, which is also an important point in self-judgment. If you meet the above three points, then we suggest you go to the regular hospital massage clinic in time to return your bright eyes.