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Old 04-11-2015, 04:10 PM #1
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Default cervical spondylosis and cervical nystagmus ?

I"ve been dx with cerv. spond. by a neck x ray, my insurance didn't approve a neck MRI they want me to do 6 weeks physical therapy. But when I bend my neck down, my vision becomes blurry ( been to eye dr. eyes are ok ) and sometimes it feels like my eyes go from side to side. So I was wondering if anybody is familiar with cervical nystagmus ? that' s when there is a compression of the arteriae vertebrales. I'm afraid with the physical therapy it will become worse. Should I see an ENT also ? my neurologist sent me for the MRI , and I will have MRI of the brain, but not the neck.
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