Cervical spine problem - Having dizziness and headache

kamalt

Hi,

I am having bad dizziness and headache for more than 3 months. Neck pain occasionally. I went to a neourologist and he checked MRI of my brain and cervical spine. My MRI of brain came normal. But, cervical spine seems to have few issues.

My doctor said, there is a minor problem in my cervical spine which is trying to block the blood flow to brian and hence I am getting dizziness and headache.

He said surgery is not required for this and referred me for rehabilitaion centre, where they taught me few exercises but still I am having the dizziness and neck pain. But not as bad as earlier. Even I am having tremor all over the body.

I don't understand my MRI of cervical spine results. Also, very much worried of what is the 100% solution for my problem.

I have given my MRI readings below.

Could any of you please help me out in explaining me whether my problem can be rectified 100%?

MRI of my cervical spine

Evaluation of the individual disc levels is significant for loss of disc signal intensity from C2-C3 through C6-C7 compatible with mild degenerative disc disease.

At C4-C5, there is a small central disc osteophyte complex.

At C5-C6, there is a smallbroad-based central to left paracentral disc osteophyte complex, which slightly effaces the ventral thecal sac, but does not deform the spinal cord. There is no evidence for herniation at any level. The uncovertebral joints are significant for mild-tomoderate arthropathy at C4-C5 on the right, which leads to mil-to-moderate right-sided forarminal narrowing. The remaining uncovertebral joints are unremarkable.

The soft tissue structures are unremarkable.

Regards,
Kamalt