53yrs female diabetic, hypertensive. All general blood parameters found within range after routine check up.
Diagnosed with cervical radiculopathy at C6C7 pain radiating from neck to shoulder then to bicep region.
Visited multiple neurologist and performed NCV, Xray , MRI like tests many times.
But every time every neurologist suggest pregabalin/Gabapentin and some pain killers.
Please suggest some treatment for it , preferably non surgical. Patient is suffering since a long time but no doctor is able to provide relief.
Whenever I wake up in the morning I feel brain fogging. Constant heaveyness.
Sometimes mood swings.
And most commonly dizziness
I got a uti 6-7 before during treatment my sugar level where high don't know why after that I have many problem urinary bladder problems nerve weakness and many more i consult my urologist but it don't cure could it be a nerve problem
Sudden loss of eye vision on 1st April 2026. After that treatment goes with neurologist for 3 months . They checked his nerves blocked due to stroke. Several test like CT Angio Head & neck done. MRI Done. But after 3 months of medication. Eye vision still not recover. Kindly suggest any angiography treatment required for the same. Or what to do next, so that eye vision return back.
Medicine - Cognivel 1 month
Tab - Ecosprin AV for 3 months.
Kindly suggest me what to do.
Osteophytes and mild disc dessication.
Perineural cysts in proximal sacral spinal canal at the level of $2 vertebra.
Mild facet joint arthropathy at l5-$1 level.
Subtle posterocentral disc protrusion at L4-L5 and L5-$1 levels causing mild anterior thecal sac indentation however there is no obvious impingement of nerve roots.
AP spinal canal (thecal sac) diameter:
L1-L2- 13.4mm L2-L3-11.8mm
L3-L4 -11.5mm L4-L5-10.5mm L5-S1-10mm
Spondylotic degenerative changes in form of loss of cervical lordosis, multilevel small marginal endplate osteophytes and disc dessication.
Posterior disc osteophytic complexes from C3-C4 to C6-C7 levels causing mild anterior thecal sac indentation and mild narrowing of spinal canal.
Few small perineural cysts are seen in bilateral neural foramina at multiple levels.
At C4-C5 & C5-C6 levels, there is mild narrowing of right neural foramen with possible mild impingement of exiting nerve root.
