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What Could Severe Pain In Neck With History Of Having Fibromyalgia, Osteochondritis And Arthritis Indicate?

I have degenative disc disease, fibromyalgia , osteochondritis desiccans disorder,arthritis in many places so now my neck has been hurting bad. When it flares up my whole head feels like pins and needles and my whole face gets numb. Also in the middle of my back does the same. The burning sensation is sometimes is so intense it is getting worse fast
Wed, 15 Jan 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon,  's  Response
Hi there.

This new psinful condition is most likely due to cervical disc impinging on the spinal nerve roots.
It is more likely because you have history of degenerative disc disease.

Kindly get MRI of the cervical spine and show to sn orthopedician.

In the meantime start on :
Dexomathasone and Methycobalamine injections
Painkillets with muscle relaxants.
Local heat to the neck area with local gel massage.

Further treatment will depend on MRI report

I hope my advice has helped
Good luck
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What Could Severe Pain In Neck With History Of Having Fibromyalgia, Osteochondritis And Arthritis Indicate?

Hi there. This new psinful condition is most likely due to cervical disc impinging on the spinal nerve roots. It is more likely because you have history of degenerative disc disease. Kindly get MRI of the cervical spine and show to sn orthopedician. In the meantime start on : Dexomathasone and Methycobalamine injections Painkillets with muscle relaxants. Local heat to the neck area with local gel massage. Further treatment will depend on MRI report I hope my advice has helped Good luck