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Fell, Damage To C5-6-diffuse Disc Bulge With Posterior Left Paracentral Foraminal Disc Herniation

HI MY NAME IS RANDY I FELL IN JUNE 2013 AND THERE ARE DAMAGES TO MY C5-6 -DIFFUSE DISC BULGE WITH POSTERIOR LEFT PARACENTRAL FORAMINAL DISC HERNIATION AND LEFT UNCOVERTEBRAL HYPERTROPHY CAUSING MODERATE NARROWING OF LEFT LATERAL SPINAL CANAL AND LEFT NEURAL FORAMEN WITH INDENTATION ON THE CORD AND IMPINGMENT OF LEFT C6 NERVE ROOT AND MILD NARROWING OF RIGHT LATERAL SPINAL CANAL AND RIGHT NEURAL FORAMEN
Mon, 14 Oct 2013
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Hi, thank you for your question.

The MRI finding means there is pressure on one of the nerve in your neck which should give you pain down your left arm.

Treatment will include analgesia, If no improvement, you may consider nerve root injection and surgery is the last option.

All the best
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Fell, Damage To C5-6-diffuse Disc Bulge With Posterior Left Paracentral Foraminal Disc Herniation

Hi, thank you for your question. The MRI finding means there is pressure on one of the nerve in your neck which should give you pain down your left arm. Treatment will include analgesia, If no improvement, you may consider nerve root injection and surgery is the last option. All the best