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Cervical spondylosis
Cervical spondylosis from 4 years
Pain getting worse with time along with neck pain also starts in back in arms on shoulders
Can't eat muscle relaxant medicines as also suffering from internal haemmoroids
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There are variety of medicines and ways to control the pain of c-spine section, try meeting a neurologist in your area and explain them the conditions so the right diagnosis and treatment can be offered to you, as per your profile your age is 19 years and that's too young to go for surgery until we have exhausted all other options. Also try wearing a cervcial collar support from morning to evening so you get the support in your cervical region followed by some neck exercises for cervical spondylosis that would surely be of some benefit to you.
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Buy Cervical Collar support and Do some neck exercises (please google cervical spondylosis exercises)
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Please, see a neurosurgeon. Get an mri cervical spine done
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