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I have cervical herniated discs from c2-c7. each one is herniated and there are other issues like bone spurs and loss of natural neck curvature as well. i believe all of the herniations are from a car accident. 2 years later, what should i do?

Q: i have cervical herniated discs from c2-c7. each one is herniated and there are other issues like bone spurs and loss of natural neck curvature as well. i believe all of the herniations are from a car accident. 2 years later, what should i do?

: If you are symptomatic, e.g. persistent neck or arm pain, numbness or weakness of either arms, etc. you should see a spine orthopedist. Good luck.

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Dr. Hiep Le answered

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If you are symptomatic, e.g. persistent neck or arm pain, numbness or weakness of either arms, etc. you should see a spine orthopedist. Good luck.

Dr Machanic agreed

Answered 6/22/2023

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Dr. Bennett Machanic answered

Initially start with a physiatrist, and if conservative approaches fail, consider a visit with a spine surgeon.

Dr Ward agreed

Answered 6/22/2023

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A member asked:

I have cervical herniated discs from c2-c7. each one is herniated and there are other issues like bone spurs and loss of natural neck curvature as well. i believe all of the herniations are from a car accident. 2 years later, what should i do?

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Dr Ward agreed

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