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Posted by
RICHIE on December 03, 2000 at 20:20:40:
In Reply to: Headaches and cervical spondylosis posted by Anthony Angelini on November 12, 2000 at 18:08:34:
: I have been diagnosed with cervical radiculitis. I have moderate to severe spondylosis c4 to c7 with a more pronounced involvement of c5 to c6 and c6 to c7 associated with foraminal narrowing. Besides the pain in my neck, arms and shoulders i constantly get pressure headaches in my forehead, temple amd back of the head area. These headaches are constant. I have had an mri of the brain, ct scan of the head , and ct scan of sinuses all pretty much negative. Can cervical spondylosis cause headaches?? Thank you.
: HEY ANTHONY I HAVE A DISK HERNEATION UP IN THE C2 OR C3 LEVEL AND I SUFER FROM HORIBLE HEADACHES AND NUMBNES IN MY RITE ARM WITH PAIN EMINATING DOWN MY BICEPT, I WAS TOLD THAT A DISK PROBLEM IN THAT EAREA DOES DEFENETLY CAUSE HEADACHES. I WILL NOT HAVE SYRGERY UNLESS NESASAIRY. DO YOU GET MIGRAINE HEAD ACHES?I GET ACUTE PAIN ATACKS THAT LAST UP TO 72 HOURS,DOES THE PAIN SOME TIMES MAKE YOU NAUSIOUS?I AM VERRY SENSATIVE TO LITE AND LOAD NOISE.I HAVE BEEN TAKING MEDS AND A TYPE OF MEDATATION THAT LETS YOU TRY TO STOP THE PAIN BEFORE IT GETS ACUTE. GOOD LUCK AND LET ME KNOW HOW YOU MAKE OUT WITH YOURS TALK TO YOU LATER THANKS RICHIE
