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What Causes Stabbing Pain In Back And Jaw?
Stabbing sever Back (mid to upper part) Pain last for about 10 minutes & simultanously my right jaw also give slight pain . these attacks are irregular & some times appear within 3 t0 4 months . started 15 years ago & had my heart checked & though I think my be linked to degeneration of my spine discs. No loss of breath but sharp pain internal around the spine . Has this any coonection with heart attak or trapped nerve who should consult heart specialist or nuerologist
Mon, 6 Apr 2015
Hi
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I read your query and understand your concern
First I am sorry for the symptoms you are suffering but you have to be calm as your symptoms don't lead to any risky disease
In my opinion it may be due to any disc herniation at cervical or thoracal spine
It is treatable and isn't risky
You should consult a neurologist
If it was generated from heart 15 years it's a long time and you should be suffering a lot of complications by now
Discuss with your doctor about my opinion
Hope I have been of help
Wish you good health and fast recovery
Feel free to ask for further questions or doubts
Best regards
Dr Eris Ranxha
Neurologist
thank you for trusting HCM
I read your query and understand your concern
First I am sorry for the symptoms you are suffering but you have to be calm as your symptoms don't lead to any risky disease
In my opinion it may be due to any disc herniation at cervical or thoracal spine
It is treatable and isn't risky
You should consult a neurologist
If it was generated from heart 15 years it's a long time and you should be suffering a lot of complications by now
Discuss with your doctor about my opinion
Hope I have been of help
Wish you good health and fast recovery
Feel free to ask for further questions or doubts
Best regards
Dr Eris Ranxha
Neurologist
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