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Cervical Sponbylises
I m feeling pain on the left & center of the chest
& left side of shoulder & left side upper back & collar & neck from last three months it started paining in the left hand elbow and numbness in the left hand & small finger sometimes i feel numbness in the left leg also sometimes it pain the left side of jaw & face I also find the little swelling on my centre of the chest on the last rib
I m facing this problem from more than 1 year
My local physician has asked me to do the following test
Xray of chest & neck
Ecg
chest Sonography & couple of blood test
After seeing the test reports doctor says they are almost normal
I have consulted 2-3 doctors for the opinions
1 says you are having cervical Sponbylises
1 says you are having chostrocontrodities
1 says you don't have anything you are just thinking of the pain
I m really feed up with this pain I Don't know what to do to get rid
I also can't concentrate on my work
The pain is increasing day by day
I had almost loss 15 kgs
Answers (3)
Dear Sir, The best thing to do in your case , a clear case of cervical spondylitis and probably beginning of lumbar spondylitis too , is to find a holistic therapist with good qualifications and experience and undergo acupuncture and Panchakarma therapy.You will get complete cure in a few days.
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Hello Sir,
Seems like you do have cervical spondylosis based on your x Ray. The swelling and pain in your chest near the rib does suggest costochondritis. I would recommend that you also undergo a chest X Ray of PA view which will highlight the costochondral junction and we will be able to know if there is any inflammation there.
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