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Old 11-08-2011, 04:03 PM #1
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well, they found the source of the pain. they did an mri and found i have bilateral neurosomethingorother stenosis on c5 and c6. this is where arthritis builds up in the canal where the nerves pass through and eventually blocks the nerves from working correctly and causing pain. it is fixable through scraping the canal surgically with a small risk of it returning.. so! heads up if you have spine or neck pain!
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