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Drugs And Medication For Multilevel Spondylosis
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MD root foramen. 3. Multilevel spondylosis . Any help to achieve some type of understanding would be great. Im sick of taking pain medication and would like to know what type of doctor can help me... View answer
MD foramina. Mild facet hypertrophy. No centeral canal narrowing. Impression: 1) Mild multilevel spondylosis ... View answer
MD I am experiencing anosmia . I take 31 drugs including OTC's, What drugs may cause my anosmia. An ENT doctor couldn't find a structural problem. thanks XXXXXXX XXXX ... View answer
MD I have HBP and have been sent to see an internest. He has tried so many drugs, but to no avail. All ... you doctors have any idea which drugs I could be put on? The pain has been SEVERE with all of the ... View answer
MD about 50% of the time I take E.D drugs, I feel crummy the next day.....(slight headache, fatigue , low grade flu like).....is this related to the drugs? If so, which of the ED drugs has the least side ... View answer
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MD Mild/moderate multilevel spondylosis, most pronounced at C5-6, with a broad-based disc protrusion causing moderate central canal stenosis and bilateral neural foraminal stenosis minimally progressed since ... View answer
MD I am a 53 year old female. I have mild multilevel spondylosis and multilevel foraminal narrowing. Prior to May 2011, I had no symtoms of neck problems. I am shocked by the results of my MRI. Would ... View answer
MD healthy 60 year old woman with mid back burning left of spine for 2 months, now dry deep cough 2 weeks, and malaise . X ray showed advanced multilevel spondylosis manifested by variable disc space ... View answer
MD MY MRi shows unchanged multilevel spondylosis with neuroforaminal and tricompartmental spinal stenosis worse at the L5 S1 on the left where existing and postganglionic left L5 root is displaced and ... View answer
MD what does mild indentation of the thecal sac at l2-l3 and l3-l4 mean? multilevel spondylosis? scoliosis (kyphoscoliosis) ( idiopathic )? osteitis condensans ilii bilaterally? small air in sacroiliac ... View answer