Should Loss Of Sensation In Hands From Spinal Degeneration Be Addressed Immediately?
I have a degenerating C7/T1 which is causing pressure on the spinal column. I am losing sensation in my left hand, little and ring finger and the meaty part of my palm. I am noticing decreased sensation in my right hand. I was diagnosed over a year ago, but nothing has happened with regards to me being referred to a surgeon despite my doctor making a referral. My question is, how concerned should I be about this situation? Should I push for treatment or can I continue to live my daily life without too much worry?. Thank you
It is better to reinvestigate and see the the present status of the case. safe surgical procedure is possible This can be done by laproscopic surgery. Consult experiance neuro surgeon and follow his advise.
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Should Loss Of Sensation In Hands From Spinal Degeneration Be Addressed Immediately?
It is better to reinvestigate and see the the present status of the case. safe surgical procedure is possible This can be done by laproscopic surgery. Consult experiance neuro surgeon and follow his advise.