Posted: 12/08/06 - 14:33 Post subject: cervical herniated disc
It started about 1 year ago feeling tingling and numbness along my upper right side of my back , i have made a cervical MRI and it says C5-6 mild bi-posterior osteo discal lesion more inclined to the right pressing on the nerve pathways.. After i consulted a neurosurgery and he said i have nothing more than just muscle weakness and make me go with some muscle relanxants medications and certain excersises , but the case is getting worse ... Tingling goes through my Both right and left shoulders down to left and right arm in certain positions like computer , driving and studying positions ... from just 2 weeks i felt this tingling down on my left and right legs , also on my jaw and my back side of my head around my ears ... but all that without any pain ... Just Tingling and numbness ... any thoughts or diagnosis u can provide i'd be gratefull . Thanks
Posted: 02/03/07 - 13:19 Post subject: Re: cervical herniated disc
Moustaffa wrote:
It started about 1 year ago feeling tingling and numbness along my upper right side of my back , i have made a cervical MRI and it says C5-6 mild bi-posterior osteo discal lesion more inclined to the right pressing on the nerve pathways.. After i consulted a neurosurgery and he said i have nothing more than just muscle weakness and make me go with some muscle relanxants medications and certain excersises , but the case is getting worse ... Tingling goes through my Both right and left shoulders down to left and right arm in certain positions like computer , driving and studying positions ... from just 2 weeks i felt this tingling down on my left and right legs , also on my jaw and my back side of my head around my ears ... but all that without any pain ... Just Tingling and numbness ... any thoughts or diagnosis u can provide i'd be gratefull . Thanks
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