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C5-c6 disc herniation with pressure on left cord and thecal sac. best treatment without surgery?
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Cervical disc: This really depends on what symptoms you have. If mild then PT with traction, home exercise program, medication as needed. May also consider injections as well.
Answered 10/2/2020
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