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Decreased disc space height anteriorly. At least minimal left neural foranimal narrowing. Moderately large left extrusion with minimal cord deformation (c5-6).
C5-6 (moderately large left extrusion with minimal cord deformation. No abnormal signal.)
I have two appointments this week with neurosurgeons to figure out what my best options are. I have not yet had my second opinion with a rheumatologist so I still don't know if I have Fibro or arthritis.
Just wondering if anyone else out there is dealing with this.
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Thank you for your other suggestions. I will definitely put these into action! I'm on the prowl for a good fibro doctor!
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