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Hi How much will it take to heal a cervical Disc protrusion C3-C4. I have tickling and current like feeling in the left side And numbness when I wake up in morning only last 2 fingers. Regards Briston
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That is a vague question. The time for recovery would depend on the level of disc protrusion. Kindly share your MRI report.
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