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Suggest Treatment For Neck Pain And Dizziness
Question: I seem to be suffering from neck pain and i feel dizzy sometimes particular when i lie flat or bend down..... What is the course of treatment... Could it be mayalgia neck.
Brief Answer:
i recommend betaserc 24 mg twice daily
Detailed Answer:
Hello. I have been through your question and understand your concern.
Neck pain is a quite common features and has several possible causes. The most common are muscular (like myalgia), articular and spine problems. Most of these conditions are benign and self limiting. NSAIDs can helps of the pain is troublesome. Still if the pain persists, then a cervical Xray should be performed and depending on its results a MRI can be scheduled.
The dizzines related to position and associated with neck pain has been associated to spondyloarthrosis in the past. But nowdays it has less evidence becoming less reliable. Anyway it is quite always self limiting in a couple of days.
In these conditions betaserc has been related ti very good outcomes with great benefits for the patient. Talk to you GP about this.
Hope this helps. Wish you the best health
i recommend betaserc 24 mg twice daily
Detailed Answer:
Hello. I have been through your question and understand your concern.
Neck pain is a quite common features and has several possible causes. The most common are muscular (like myalgia), articular and spine problems. Most of these conditions are benign and self limiting. NSAIDs can helps of the pain is troublesome. Still if the pain persists, then a cervical Xray should be performed and depending on its results a MRI can be scheduled.
The dizzines related to position and associated with neck pain has been associated to spondyloarthrosis in the past. But nowdays it has less evidence becoming less reliable. Anyway it is quite always self limiting in a couple of days.
In these conditions betaserc has been related ti very good outcomes with great benefits for the patient. Talk to you GP about this.
Hope this helps. Wish you the best health
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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