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Old 11-21-2008, 08:58 AM #1
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Default Newbie question? Mri results

Hi, just wanted to know if you had any thoughts on these results. I had a c-spine and t-spine Mri- the doctor has emaled me to say the results show multifple disc herniations entire C-spine and T-spine. I have full body rsd, and have been told i am not a canidate for surgeries unless and emergency.
My question is how are these types of problems treated? The reason for the MRI is that I can not lift my own head in the am , I have to use my right arm- sounds stupid but its from pain the pain is too severe to lift on its own. It does improve as the day goes on. Although I can not stand over 20-30 minutes wth out causing severe spine buring thoraic area- and and rsd flare.
Is surgery the only way to fix this type of problem? Thank you so much. cz
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