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Im really frustrated with my condition. my symptoms are not aligned with my diagnosis. i have minimal spondylosis c4 c5 anterolithesis 2mm mild narr?
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Need more info: What you wrote, there is nothing that is of a concern. the findings you describe from a MRI or CT? are very commonly seen with no symptoms. Without more information, I cannot make any assessment. I can tell you that the findings you describe are unlike to be the cause of any symptoms.
Answered 7/2/2015
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