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Can bone spurs and disc bulges of the cervical spine disappear over 6 years?
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Usually no.: These findings are typically produced from longstanding wear and tear and do not spontaneously resolve.
Answered 11/17/2013
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Pain can improve: Symptoms can certainly get better even if the spurs don't go away. Disc bulges can improve however.
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