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Was diagnosed with Cervical bone spurs at c5 c6 thru an xray last March 2017 and has undergone PT sessions that helped relieved the pain and was gone for Jan -Mar 2018. Early part of April 2018, i have experienced extreme pain again that i can't move properly. Now I went back to my PT session but the striking pain at left side back is still there and my middle to thumb fingers are still numb. I was given a pain reliever, muscle relaxant and vitamin b complex forte via ENT doctor. I was advised to see an ortho to check. Is there any other way the pain and numbness will go away as I want other than taking medicines. Thank you.
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