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Servical spondalysis
My mum undergone an operation of cervical spondylosis one year ago but her right hand it's still paining due to pressure on nerves I think we have latest MRI reports now the pain has increased so much what to do
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Consultant the neurosurgeon with old and new mri.
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Can you please provide the MRI FILM
For pain you can start cap Lyrica 75mg at bed time x 1 week then 150mg once daily at bed time
And analgesics like tolperitas D 1 tab twice daily after food x7 days if thwre is severe pain cervical color may be used
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Dr. Neeraj Basantani
Neurosurgeon
6 yrs exp
Agra
Plz vist a Neurosurgeon with the MRI scans before and after the operation and the present one. Comparison of the MRI scans will tell us whether repeat surgery is required or it can be dealt with medicines and physiotherapy.
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