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Giddiness due to neck pain & backache
Hi, I recently got my x ray done of my neck & lower back. Neck x ray show nerve compression & gasses around spine. Refer x ray. I was feeling lot of giddiness & my psysiothrapist recommended me traction to my neck due to which I felt better. But as soon as I stop the traction with in 4-5 days again I feel giddiness. How long can we use this traction. Is there any exercise to improve on this nerve compression
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You need to be evaluated further before we can suggest anything. To know more about causes of back pain visit www.laserspine.in
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Better to get MRI OF WHOLE spine
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