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Cervical spondylosis
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Yesterday I did x-ray of my neck and cervical spondylosis seen.. I visit orthopedic dr he gives medicine and said do mri of neck...
Is any problem...??? Plz help me...
From taking medicine I have less pain...
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There is a possibility of spinal cord or nerve root compression at the level of cervical spine. This may be the cause of pain. It can be diagnosed clearly with MRI.
How severe is the pain.. Is there any radiculopathy in upper limbs.. or any tingling numbness in upper limbs..
Next Steps
If you are relieved with medicines, you may continue the same for few days and see. If the problem persists, better to get MRI done.. Further management can be planned accordingly..
Health Tips
Avoid heavy work, avoid jerky movements of neck..
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Can’t say with seeing images but if pain is better can wait for few days.
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