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Old 04-29-2010, 07:36 PM #1
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Confused c 5/6- 6/7 fusion with plate and in pain
I had a fusion at c5/6-6/7 with plate and 6 screws and top screws are crooked and therapy helps when I leave but later in the night I'm back to flexeril and pressure at the base of the skull. It's hard to look up and to the right. hs anyone experienced this at all.
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