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Old 11-01-2008, 08:31 PM #5
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Given your history, you could go to three or four different specialists and come away with a long list of problems which may or may not be accurate. Simply put, it sounds like your cervical area continues to deteriorate.

After three surgeries and a boatload of non-invassive therapies, your best bet is probably to stick with the pain mgt. doc and try to stay on top of your symptoms. From time to time, your P. doc may want a surgical evaluation as a second opinion and to justify pain mgt. Personally, I wouldn't agree to anymore surgery unless I was experiencing four alarm symptoms and the pain doc insisted that it was in your best interest.

I hope this problem remains confined to the cervical area. If one is predisposed to degenerative problems, those darn car wrecks can set off problems there never seem to end. Best wishes.
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