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Cervical spondylosis.
Iam experiencing right hand shoulder blade & upper back right side pain from 3 months , no injury, no numbness, normal bowel movement. Neurlogist prescribed me these medicines can I take these medicines because iam experiencing burning like sensation in stomach from 1 week. Lupirtin 100mg, tapal er 50, pregabalin sr 75, tolifast 150. can I take this.
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Dr. Anil Kothiwala
Neurosurgeon
11 yrs exp
Jaipur
Did you have relief in cervical pain by these medicines? If yes then add tab pantop for stomach issue or visit gastrologist. Have you got mri cervical spine?
Wear cervical collar for cervical spondylosis while reading / travelling .
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Wear cervical spine.
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Spine Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Delhi
If u have stomach Issues than need to check with neurologist as to how to take with or without food and medication for stomach as well. Also if some medication can be stopped.
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