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Neck pain, stiffness, ear buzzing
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I am having daily neck pain with stiffness, and the MRI report shows mild spondylosis and impinging the both right & left nerve roots and muscle spasm.
But nowadays my worry is on my head nerves getting pinched when I am getting angry and inside my ear I am getting a buzzing sound also and my neck is getting stiff.
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Headache is because of compression of cervical nerves
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Neck being stiff and painful along with muscle spasms is mainly because of the cervical spondylosis. The impingement on the nerve roots is not really significant clinically unless you have pain radiating down the arms. You need a prescription for painkillers, anti inflammatories, muscle relaxants and when the acute pain has settled, a course of physiotherapy and exercises to strengthen your neck muscles. I would be happy to provide a consultation for this.
No nerves in the head get pinched when one is angry. The buzzing sound in the ear suggests tinnitus. This should be checked by an ENT doctor.
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Dr. Dhiraj Poonia
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Jaipur
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