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Cervical Spondylosis front neck pain
I was diagnosed with cervical spondylosis a month back, following neck and shoulder pain. I had a course of medicine along with 5 days of physiotherapy and wore the cervical collar. The problem got managed temporarily but keeps coming back, specially when i lift anything heavy or travel by autorickshaws. I also have isolated pain in my arms. For the last two days, I am having front neck pain. Is this related to the cervical spondylosis? Kindly advise if I should go for a physiotherapy course again.
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Yes it is related to your cervical spondylosis. In broad term this is known as degenerative disc disease
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Need to see your xray after that can comment
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