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Hi sir, i have severe pain in shoulder blades and neck, x-rays revealed straightening of c spine, marginal osteophyte in cv5, marginal lipping at cv6?
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Pain: Be careful of treating x Rays only. I need a good physical exam to determine possible pain generators and conservative treatment probably also need thoracic xray with pain around shoulder blades
Answered 8/20/2016
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