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I'm diagnosed with cervical spondylosis w/myelopathy. can anyone tell me more about it.?
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Spinal cord compress: It is a degenerative condition, with narrowing of the spinal canal and impingement of the spinal cord, with symptoms such as hand clumpsiness, dropping things, change of gait, balance problems, etc.
Answered 3/5/2014
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