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Left shoulder pain severe
Mri report shows cervical spondylosis and cervical rib on right side. But I have severe pain to left shoulder, left thoracic outlet and swelling. What is the reason? Doctor didnot read the report instead checked film. After going to Physiotherapy it just comes down but again the swelling in left thoracic region arises and gives severe pain while walking. Is it due cervical rib on right side or do I have cervical spondylosis. I also have pinched nerve in both shoulders and at back, pain in Palm , radiating from shoulder to Palm.
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Please share the MRI Report
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello. . It could be cervical spondylitis compressing nerve roots.. Neurosurgeon or orthopedic surgeon don't read the report .. They can able to read scan itself... You consult doctor again and discuss the possibility of cure or if any operation is required or not.... Consult neurosurgeon soon.....
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