Cervical & lumbar spine

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Hello doctor I am suffering with lumbar slpi disc l4-l5 and loss of cervical lordosis and due to that has back of head tingling with often vertigo symptoms and full day sleepy and drowsiness head already consulting neuro for neck and ent for vertigo still not find reason for drowsiness since 15days plz help me on same

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Please consult a neurologist

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Dr. Hitesh N Patel Pain Management Specialist 20 yrs exp Ahmedabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Hitesh N Patel

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Get an MRi done for cervical spine and Lumbar one it will help for further diagnosis. It may due to cervical spondylosis

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