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Mild Neck Pain, MRI Shows Arnold Chiari With Syngromelia. What Further ?
i AM MALE 40 YEARS OLD DURING THE LAST FOUR MONTH i HAVE A NECK PAIN VERY MILD ,as an part of invetigation doctor asked me to go for CT scan ,as CT scan was normal of brain and cervical cord it recommended for MRI , The MRI report states that The Impression on Arnold chiari with syngromelia ,At present I dont have any of the symptoms sometimes a mild diziness as through I am in a lift. Please suggest what should i do further and how much time it takes to enter from phase 1 to phase II ,How should i take the report .
Sat, 27 Jul 2013
Hi, it appears that you have compression of the cervical nerves. To avoid pain it is advisible to avoid the pillow while sleeping, dont keep weights on the head and shoulders.
Avoid taking potato, other tubers, tomato, to evoid exacerbation of the pain, when it is there. Thank you.
Avoid taking potato, other tubers, tomato, to evoid exacerbation of the pain, when it is there. Thank you.
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