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A member asked:
If i had mild cervical spondylosis in 2011 and without treatment and overuse would it still be mild or would.it progress?
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Depends on symptoms: If the cervical spondylosis was just on CT or MRI, then its possible it might not progress or progress slowly. If you have symptoms from it, its possible that will progress...but it usually does slowly.
Answered 7/24/2015
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