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What Alternative Treatment Do You Suggest For Large Right Paracentral Disc Protrusion In The MRI Report ?
Large right paracentral disc protrusion at C3/C4 causing impingement of the spinal cord on the right side Good morning! My MRI report concluded that at C3/C4 there is a large right paracentral disc protrusion causing impingement of the spina cord on the right side. At C5/C6 there is mild annular disc bulge with a small central disc protrusion. There is no significant central canal or neural foramen stenosis. What does this mean? What are some traditional treatments you could recommend for this?
Fri, 6 Sep 2013
hi i understand your problems and suggest you homeopathic medicines gives you better result along with exercises.
homeopathic medicines works by stopping the degenerative changes in the bones of the spines.
consult your local homeo doctor and discuss your problemm
all the best
homeopathic medicines works by stopping the degenerative changes in the bones of the spines.
consult your local homeo doctor and discuss your problemm
all the best
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1.are there any bowel-bladder disturbances
2.any shooting pain in limbs
3.any kind of muscle weakness in lower limbs
4.regen-nerve of maharishi ayurved can be tried.
2.any shooting pain in limbs
3.any kind of muscle weakness in lower limbs
4.regen-nerve of maharishi ayurved can be tried.
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Hello. Welcome to Healthcare magic!
A large disc protrusion can cause significant distress, especially a 'shooting' type of pain in the upper limb, depending on the side of the protrusion. Do you have pain in your right or left upper limb? If yes, kindly consult an orthopaedician who would prescribe medication and redirect you to a physiotherapist; who would teach you some exercises for relaxation of the affected area.
A large disc protrusion can cause significant distress, especially a 'shooting' type of pain in the upper limb, depending on the side of the protrusion. Do you have pain in your right or left upper limb? If yes, kindly consult an orthopaedician who would prescribe medication and redirect you to a physiotherapist; who would teach you some exercises for relaxation of the affected area.
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