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In a dilemma between two fields
I hv off balance problem on a daily basic for which i hv done mri of brain which came normal also consulted with an ent doctor and opthalomologist who find nothing wrong in my ear and eye but X report of cervical spine finds some defects. I visited with a orthopaedic dr who said there was nothing wrong in this report for the off balance problem but neurologist said there was a mild cervical spondylitis for which i feel off balance problem. I am in a dilemma between ortho and neuro for the exact diagnosis. I hv no neck pain .report attached. Please clarify
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Consider orthopedic opinion for cervical spondylosis because that is the specialization .
Cervical spondylosis causes vertigo by vertebral artery ischemia which is not common in early stage cervical spondylosis.
doctors who are not specialist of musculoskeletal system like orthopedic surgeons frequently consider vertigo to be caused by cervical etiology but it is not the usual and common cause.
Need to evaluate more on cardiovascular and neurological front to evaluate cause of your balance issue.
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