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Cervical dizziness
Hello, i am suffering from cervical spondylitis since 2020 & these days I'm feeling a bit dizzy sometimes along with left side chest and arm pain, is the pain related to cervical or something else, also I'm having dandruff on my scalp due to which there's lot of wax coming out of my ear, is this the reason of my dizziness
Attaching my mri, which was done on march 2021 please help out
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As far as the MRI is concerned u have disc buldges at multiple levels though they are mild( but that was done 2021)
I feel u need to be examined again regarding the complaints
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Can see me or any spine surgeon nearby
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U must have made understood about the excercise so continue to do that
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Yes cervical issues can cause radiating pain to arm, forearm, medial side of upper chest and upper back. Consult spine specialist. Middle ear dysfunction can also cause dizziness.
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Get 12 lead ECG , if any irregularity then 2d echo and consult cardiologist to rule to cardiac issues
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Neck and upper back exercises helps
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Cervical spondylosis can be treated with physiotherapy, medications and posture correction. Esr wax is a different issue for which ent surgeon will be helpful
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Pain in arm neck chest can be due to bad posture,which can be the cause of cervical spondylisis , bad posture is the most common reason behind neck or back pain specially in people having desk job
Dizzeness can be due to internal ear or some other issues , see an ent surgeon for that or u can do physiotherapy,ask Physiotherapist for vestibular rehabilitation.
Ear wax see ent and for scalp see a dermatologist
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The problem you are describing seems unrelated to cerivical spondylosis. Report shows normal blood supply to brain. It can be vertigo. If it radiates to arm and chest you cannot ignore it. Visit a physician and rule out any other problem. Dandruff, wax coming out of ear etc such problems you need to show it to doctors of respective specializations.
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Dr. Sachin Kumar SG
Orthopedist
12 yrs exp
Gulbarga
Consult physician
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Chest pain is seprate issue.. first consult for chest pain..
wax is because of ear problem.. vertigo and dizziness can be because of ear problem.. so consult ent surgeon for this...
I think orthopedic issue is very less.. it will be solved by consulting physician and ent surgeon
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Dr. Lohith N
Orthopedic Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is related to orthopaedics. Please consult physician.
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