Hi Nirma,
Thanks for your query.
More information is required for a definitive diagnosis.
However, from the brief information available, the possibilities are :-
* High
cervical spondylosis with possible compression on
spinal cord.
* Intermittent Vertebro-basilar insufficiency. This usually occurs due to cervical spondylosis.
* Basilar
migraine, due to verterbro-
basilar artery involvement.
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