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Pain In Back And Spine, Trouble In Walking, Sitting And Holding

hi, I broke my back last year and just found out it was broke I had my c5,6,7 fuzed in 09 now Im have pain and my spine is going numb and my legs and arms too went to a spine surgen he said its in my head nothing is wrong but he never mri my hole back just my c5,6,7 area i have trouble walking and sitting and holding something in my hands without droping it. please help me . thanks
Thu, 24 May 2012
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Some people who undergo spinal surgery especially related to trauma have such problems.If the symptoms are severe it is good to have an MRI of the dorso-lumbar spine and an Xray of the sacrum and coccyx taken.If these are normal you have to start physiotherapy after consulting a physiotherapist.If a CT or an MRI of your brain was not taken you can also consider taking it after consulting a neurologist to rule out any injury to your brain
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Pain In Back And Spine, Trouble In Walking, Sitting And Holding

Some people who undergo spinal surgery especially related to trauma have such problems.If the symptoms are severe it is good to have an MRI of the dorso-lumbar spine and an Xray of the sacrum and coccyx taken.If these are normal you have to start physiotherapy after consulting a physiotherapist.If a CT or an MRI of your brain was not taken you can also consider taking it after consulting a neurologist to rule out any injury to your brain