Detour while going on sleep

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When i am going on sleep and turn then i feel a detour, i am under treatment of spondylitis on left side near back of shoulder. Please advise

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Dr. Anand Sharma Neurosurgeon 11 yrs exp Gwalior Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anand Sharma

Neurosurgeon 11 yrs exp Gwalior

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DETOUR / Vertigo is very common in cervical spondylitis. The frequency of vertigo can be reduced by fewer neck movements and with the use of anti-vertigo medicine. Other causes(vertebrobasilar ischemia) of vertigo should also be ruled out before prescription of anti-vertigo medicine.

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