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Mild pid left C5 C6
I am feeling pain in trapezius muscle which radiating to arm hand and finger after MRI Analysis doctor said there is mild pid left side C5 C6 ,My pain was gone when I was continue attending physiotherapy now again feeling pain after quitting physiotherapy,how many days I should continue the physiotherapy
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Most disc problems resolve with rest.The pain could persist if there is a pinched nerve or if there is inflammation around the nerve root.Along with rest and physiotherapy,the above aspect has to be addressed for the pain to reduce.
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These exercises are for lifetime and if the disc bulge progress in the future depending on your work and physical activities you might need further treatment from your doctor.
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