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Straightening of cervical

2016-05-31 09:06:50
Straightening of cervical spine, Osteophytes, Disc degeneration, Reduced height, Diffuse disc bulge with posterior annular fissure, Para central protrusion compression thecal sacs, indent of spinal cord No history of any spinal injury. Just woke up 1 more with an acute/ unbearable pain in neck. Was immediately taken to hospital and was given high degree pain killers.
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It is due to cervical spondylosis caused by wear and tear of cervical spine..based upon the symptoms, clinical signs and imaging it may require medical, surgical and physiotherapy.. Send all the reports in private consulting area and I will suggest the treatment accordingly

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