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I am suffering from pain neck since 2 years and I visited so many doctors and I done cervical mri in that c5 c6 c6 c7 bulge seen indenting thecal colum and loss of bright signal on t2 wi suggest diffuse degenerative disc disease problems
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Hi there. A lot of people suffer from neck pain. Also when MRI is done , some changes may appear which may or may not be related to your symptoms. However you should be fine with physiotherapy and some medications.
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Please consult a neurologist for proper treatment. Please consult a physiotherapist too.
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U definitely need a Neurosurgeon opinion as there is signal change in MrI. This may be due to disc compression on spinal cord
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Dr. Kaushik Sil
Neurosurgeon
27 yrs exp
Kolkata
Bright signal means there is some spinal cord damage due to bulged disc , ligament and or a clinical condition called instability. Consult a neurosurgeon asap
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Dr. Shuchit Pandey
Neurologist
14 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
This could be due to cervical spondylosis induced radiculopathy.
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Get neurologist consultation for detailed evaluation of ur case.
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Don't worry, with medicines, u ll have relief
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