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Neck n Back Pain
Hi, I have acute Pai in my neck since past 5years,have consulted many doctors,done all required tests including MRI which are quite normal,doing Physiotherapy thrice a week ,have been on various medication but the pain doesn't subside. Around a year back,have developed pain in the lower back region which is also becoming acute with time.Kindly advice a way forward. Regards
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There are multiple causes for neck and back pain. Mri and ct donot rule out all these causes Need to take full history including your occupation amd daily life style
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Kindly contact me via practo video consultation for further evaluation
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Neck pain and back pain are common problems of your age Kindly post your MRI scans here
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