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Old 04-23-2013, 01:58 PM #1
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Default Cervical spine
I had been getting pains on my back neck and giddiness followed by reeling of head and nausea.An X-Ray of both oblique views of cervical spine was done and test report was that the posterior osteophytic impingement of the neural foramina is noted on either side at C5-C6 level. Can anyone tell me if it is serious and what is the treatment for this spinal disorder.
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