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Originally Posted by Jon_sparky
The medical term is "Cervical Spinal Stenosis". the narrowing of the spinal column, is thought to only happen with older age, but this doctor found that when the MRI is performed with the neck tilted back, it reveals a reduction of the spinal cord.
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Hi Jon you were very brave to go through neuropathy alone doctors are unbelieveable.
I tried Gabapentin it didn't do much for me I was put on Lyrica . . . No suicidal thoughts yet and actually works better for me then the Gabapentin.
It puzzles me that sometimes the neuropathy flares up for a couple hours then like waving a wand I don't even know I have it. Is there a time when it goes into to remission.
is this Neuropathy the travelling kind
I go for an MRI because they suggested some compression on the Neurology report. It says a superimposed right lumbosacral motor radiculopathy cannot be fully excluded.