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Tugging Pain On Right Side, Unable To Walk Long Distances. MRI Shows Spondylosis. Treatment?

I am having pulling pain on the whole right side of my body, starting from the neck to the leg. The MRI Scan of the spinal card does not reveal any abnormality except spondylosis in C3,C4, C5,C7. I m unable to go for walking as an exercise because of this. pain killers give temporary relief? is there anything possible?
Thu, 6 Sep 2012
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Hello,
Pain killers are the best solution for pain as long as you take it under the supervision of doctor and do not exceed safe limit. You should feel happy that your pain is of the type which is getting relieved with pain killers. As for the diagnosis, MRI brain may also be helpful especially because your pain is present on the right side only. All pain killers are not same and discuss with your doctor about the worries that you have regarding long term use of these medications.
Good luck.
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Tugging Pain On Right Side, Unable To Walk Long Distances. MRI Shows Spondylosis. Treatment?

Hello, Pain killers are the best solution for pain as long as you take it under the supervision of doctor and do not exceed safe limit. You should feel happy that your pain is of the type which is getting relieved with pain killers. As for the diagnosis, MRI brain may also be helpful especially because your pain is present on the right side only. All pain killers are not same and discuss with your doctor about the worries that you have regarding long term use of these medications. Good luck.