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Pain Due To Pinched Nerve,dizziness. Underwent Surgery For Spinal Fusion. Chiropractor Or Medical Aid?
I believe i have a pinched nerve in either my shoulder or neck . i have been in pain for months now with it also recently i keep getting dizzy if i move my head in a certain way or bend down and get up. I had surgery spinal fusion about 6 years ago as well.. Would a chiropractor help with this? do I need to seek medical attention?
The symptoms you have described are commonly related to postural hypotension or benign positional vertigo. It would be helpful to know if you have other medical problems like diabetes or hypertension or had recent infection. In my opinion to correlate your symptoms with clinical examination you need to see a doctor.
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Pain Due To Pinched Nerve,dizziness. Underwent Surgery For Spinal Fusion. Chiropractor Or Medical Aid?
Hi Thank you for your question to HCM. The symptoms you have described are commonly related to postural hypotension or benign positional vertigo. It would be helpful to know if you have other medical problems like diabetes or hypertension or had recent infection. In my opinion to correlate your symptoms with clinical examination you need to see a doctor. Hope this is helpful. I would be happy to answer any questions you may have.