suttles
05-19-2005, 10:49 PM
I recently had a cervical mri and my MD called to tell me it said cervical spondylosis and some narrowing and that I should see a Neruo Surgeon.
I picked up a copy of the report and this is what is says.
Multiple sequences and multiple projections demonstrate cervical spondylosis with joints of Luschka hypertrophy at C5-6 and C6-7.
Encroachment on the neural foramina are present more severe on the right than left.
No disc herniation.
Well I don't see anything that says narrowing and my neck and shoulders have a burning pain with my arms feeling like rubber bands and then my neck feels like I cannot hold it up because it is on a rubber band.
I had a pinched nerve last summer and went to a chiropractor that told me it was serious then . The pain traveled down my left arm to my hand the fingers are still numb and i have weakness using it over my head.
My reflexes are slow in my arms and I don't have any reflexes in my ankles. I don't know if that is related but my ankle reflexes are just dead.
Can anyone please comment on the MRI and what any of these things mean.
thanks,
Suttles
I picked up a copy of the report and this is what is says.
Multiple sequences and multiple projections demonstrate cervical spondylosis with joints of Luschka hypertrophy at C5-6 and C6-7.
Encroachment on the neural foramina are present more severe on the right than left.
No disc herniation.
Well I don't see anything that says narrowing and my neck and shoulders have a burning pain with my arms feeling like rubber bands and then my neck feels like I cannot hold it up because it is on a rubber band.
I had a pinched nerve last summer and went to a chiropractor that told me it was serious then . The pain traveled down my left arm to my hand the fingers are still numb and i have weakness using it over my head.
My reflexes are slow in my arms and I don't have any reflexes in my ankles. I don't know if that is related but my ankle reflexes are just dead.
Can anyone please comment on the MRI and what any of these things mean.
thanks,
Suttles

