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Cervical pain dizziness
I am suffering from neck pain and dizziness while lying and getting up, also moving the necks up down and sides. Pls advise is this problem due to spondylosis in the neck or any brain related issues?
Xray and the EEG reports are attached.
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You have degenerative changes in cervical spine....may be treated by physiotherapy and medications...may get an ENT opinion regarding dizziness .may have ear balance issues
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U need to consult someone, atleast online.
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There is problem in the Anatomy of cervical neck vertebra of your body
It is complete curable
Consult me appoint thru practo Tks
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Dr. Ranjan Gupta
Orthopedist
2 yrs exp
Delhi
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Is there any radiating pain?
Any numbness/tingling sensation?
In x ray: mild degenerative changes with mild loss of lordosis
Adv; physiotherapy
Use thin pillow
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Consult orthopaedic doctor
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