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Mri report.complete block c4-c5 vertebra anf c7 thin n irregular..mild straightening. no disc herination. lot of pain n numbess in arm, fingers.
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Consult Neurosurgeon: The reported MRI findings suggest that you may have a congenital anomaly of the spine. The symptoms reported suggest that this anomaly may be compressing several nerves. Therefore, you need to consult with a neurosurgeon to see if this problem can be relieved by surgery.
Answered 9/28/2016
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