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Suggest Treatment For Spondylosis

hello dr.i am 38 year old i am last 6 year spondylosis first time in my left hand i examing nuro dr.and he sugest me surgery but i cant do that time is situation is very bed this pain come to my neck and back porsion and still dr.again sagest me surgery dr.can i without surgery dr.told me which which porsion i throug surgery i am very tens.so please help me what can i do????
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Hi,
Spondylosis is a condition in which the nerve gets compressed between the vertebraes. Your condition since six years appears to be severe.
When ever you lift any weight in this condition, it transfers the weight on to the vertebrae compressing the nerve, inducing pain in the areas where the nerve supplies.
You can try physiotherapy, limited weight lifting, exercise and cervical collar to increase muscle strength.
If you give me more details regarding the x-ray finding, I can help you more.
You can get back to me with further queries. Happy to help you.
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Suggest Treatment For Spondylosis

Hi, Spondylosis is a condition in which the nerve gets compressed between the vertebraes. Your condition since six years appears to be severe. When ever you lift any weight in this condition, it transfers the weight on to the vertebrae compressing the nerve, inducing pain in the areas where the nerve supplies. You can try physiotherapy, limited weight lifting, exercise and cervical collar to increase muscle strength. If you give me more details regarding the x-ray finding, I can help you more. You can get back to me with further queries. Happy to help you.