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Hello Doc,



History







Neck pain since 4 -5 months







Severe neck pain prominent on the Right side radiating to the shoulder and arm since 2 months,







Twitching sensation in the hand and little numbness and weakness in right hand















MRI done







Diagnosis:







MRI Done , report says cervical spondylosis with degenration at multiple levels most prominent at c5/c6 and c6/c7 with neural impingement.







Treatment taken from 3 months















1. Myoril 8 mg















2. Tydol 50 mg















3. Gabapentin 300 mg















4. Prednisone 10 mg















5. pregabalin SR 75mg



8. Lyrica 75 mg







No Improvement in neck pain at all, currently using hard collar to support the neck. Reports attached . Also we see the urine output has reduced a little and it takes few seconds to wait and stop and pass urine. I want to understand if this is related to any nephro problem and if yes , what all tests can i do to rule out and help me understand the co relation between the c6 c7 disc prolapse as per my report and the nephro problem



















Kindly advice if this rquires surgery and if yes please explain in detail what kind of surgery and what are the chances of Success and what can go wrong
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Erion Spaho (5 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Genitourinary tract to be examined further.

Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to "Ask a Doctor " service.

I have read your query, I saw the MRI report too.

Regaining the report, there are cervical spine degerative changes, but not severe.

There is no myelomalacia to justify any urination problems.

So, there is need to evaluate a possible genitourinary tract problems for the urination problems.

Urinalysis, ultrasound of the genitourinary tract and kidneys, blood tests for the kidneys function, urine flow test, are necessary.

The surgery may be indicated for the pain symptoms and in such case, ACDF (anterior cervical discectomy and fusion) seems more appropriate approach (success rate around 90%).

Hope you found the answer helpful.

Let me know if I can assist you further.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Nagamani Ng
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Brief Answer: Genitourinary tract to be examined further. Detailed Answer: Hello and welcome to "Ask a Doctor " service. I have read your query, I saw the MRI report too. Regaining the report, there are cervical spine degerative changes, but not severe. There is no myelomalacia to justify any urination problems. So, there is need to evaluate a possible genitourinary tract problems for the urination problems. Urinalysis, ultrasound of the genitourinary tract and kidneys, blood tests for the kidneys function, urine flow test, are necessary. The surgery may be indicated for the pain symptoms and in such case, ACDF (anterior cervical discectomy and fusion) seems more appropriate approach (success rate around 90%). Hope you found the answer helpful. Let me know if I can assist you further.