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Cervical XRay
Kindly tell me what is there in the report..My father is facing severe vertigo problems,nausea,vomiting..Is it due to cervical problem or something else..Kindly guide me..I'm very tensed..
The x-ray is suggestive of wear and tear. It reflects that your father is in a profession where he has to look down for longer periods of the day and for many years together.
Vertigo can be due to continued looking down which stretches the nerves on back of neck
Next Steps
collar, reduce the neck flexion while doing daily activities, ROM exercises
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Degerative spine can b cause of vertigo
Get MRI cervical spine
Get her ENT check-up too.
Next Steps
tab vertin 16 mg 3 times a day
rest
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clicking on the link above u can get my appointment for further management here u can chat make voice calls or do video consultation
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X ray which is 6 month old and vertigo in M/ 49 yr requir attention. Check cbc, blood sugars and ECG. If normal advise rest and vit B complex. ( Bening postural vertigo ) will subside in 1-2 weeks time.
Next Steps
If no Relif in 1-2 weeks ask for fresh x ray / MRI
Health Tips
Cervical collar is not to be worn for more than 2-4 hrs in a day.
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