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Cervical reltd getting rocking boat sens
I have got a cervical spine mri and have got some nerve related issue. It says mild symptoms. Main problem is rocking boat kind of sensation and not exact vertigo. Already had taken vertin 16 mg and stemetil 5 mg for over 7 days thrice a day. Attached is my mri report.
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Dr. Gautam Arora
Neurologist
20 yrs exp
Delhi
You have cervical disc disease with left sided disc protrusion C5-C6. As disc has protruding and in touch with the exiting nerve. You can have left sided arm pain numbness and weakness in your hand and fingers. Only in rare and advanced cases of severe cervical spondylitis patients gets dizziness due to that. Unless there is profound vascular compromise to blood flow to brain stem. Your dizzyness appear unrelated to spondylitis. If symptoms persist despite meditation consult specialist for further treatment.
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