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What doctor to see for upper cervical instability?
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If you are talking vertebrae in the neck, see an orthopedic surgeon. You may need to see a neurosurgeon depending on the involvement of the spinal cord. If it is about your cervix, see a gynecologist.
Answered 5/24/2022
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Start with your primary care doc as best in further coordinating a referral in the community based on details of your medical condition.
Answered 5/25/2022
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