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Disc protrusion frm C3 C4 toC5 C6 levels
C3 C4 to C5 C6 levels causing indentation over thecal sac
Mild loss of lumbar lordosis
Disc protrusion at level L4-L5 causing indentation over thecal sac
T2 hyper intense area in D9 body-? Lipo hemangioma
Partial disintegration seen in intervertebral discs
MRI of cervical spine and with screening of whole spine
Please state proper medications ive been having this problem from 2 to 2 and half years
I would request if any doctors would state proper medications and treatment
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Visit physiotherapy centre for proper diagnosis and treatment
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Take physiotherapy rehabilitation
Electrotherapy and exercise therapy and bone alignment.
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I'm sure you take treatment and getting feel batter
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My advice is to meet your physiotherapist
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1. Nothing to worry mam
2. U need to take 30days CCT, ML, MR,CMT
3. Visit a senior sports physiotherapist and follow 30days proper above mentioned treatments
4. Then 10days rehabilitation exercise programs under him
5. It can be cured by proper physiotherapy by doing proper assessment & followups .
6. I have treated many cases like u , u can check my YouTube channel
7. DR.ANDREW JAYA SINGH senior sports physiotherapist head to heel physiotherapy clinic porur Chennai
8.https://youtu.be/m5h7gkvndis
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andrewphysiotherapist is my YouTube channel kindly subscribe and like it will be useful for neck strengthening
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you can do video consultation with me for further evaluation if you needed thank you
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Self Massage the back of neck.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA9hCrSc7iY
Chiropractic adjustment will help.
Take frequent Breaks at work.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Use cervical pillow.
Use Back Support.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA9hCrSc7iY
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Consult orthopaedic doc for proper medicinal treatment, then physiotherapy along with medicines will help you recover from this problem.
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Basically u need medications to support the nerves like neugaba 75 mg after food for 4 weeks along with it calcerol sachets weekly once into 6 weeks. Advanced physiotherapy to control degeneration and to relieve compressions at multiple levels for 2 to 4 weeks .and later posture correction along with muscle strengthening exercises to strengthen abdominal muscles and spinal extensors .
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Rest avoid forward bending weight lifting sitting on the floor crossed leg sitting etc
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Follow the instructions for speedy recovery
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Consult Ortho for nerve repair, and muscle relaxation then followed by Physiotherapy and it’s rest conservative management.
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Dr. Sanjay Bakhshi (PT)
Physiotherapist
28 yrs exp
Mumbai
We offer Specialised advanced physiotherapy. Pls contact us for a detailed consultation. Thank you
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Dr. Jacob Roshan Mathew (PT)
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Bangalore
Cervical collar is for when there is excruciating pain. Daily use makes the spine stiff.
Medications help to reduce pain but don't reduce the stiffness. That requires physiotherapy treatment including mobilisation and exercises.
Physiowise, HRBR layout
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