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Bulging disc at neck and lumbar
I am 64 years old female. I am giving brief report of my MRI report on 2nd November 2017 .1.osteophytosis seen in c3 to c7 verterbral body.2.cervical Spondylolysis with compressive myelopathy in c4 c5 for which I underwent surgery on 7th Nov ( discectomy ) 3.Diffuse bulge is seen L4-L5 and L5-S1. 4.Broad based posterior disc bulge is seen in c6-c7 level. Regularly I am doing exercises taught by physiotherapist but I am experiencing dizziness and unable to walk properly. Only for 15 minutes I walk for that also I don't feel comfortable. What should I do to overcome feel better for rest of my life. I don't want surgery again.
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Dizziness and unable to walk are usually not a part of cervical disc problems. You should also contact a physician check your blood pressure and vitamin levels
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Need to examine you to see the status of the problem.
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