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An MRI just showed that I have a loss of normal lordosis-a ...

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An MRI just showed that I have a loss of normal lordosis-a slight impediment on the cord and three bulging discs. My questions is: I have developed severe neck pains and spasms on my left side of the neck. I have severe headaches and my left eye blurs at times. My throat is strangely sore with occasional coughs. I have to sleep with a roll under my neck. This has been going on for four days and I'm exhausted. My doctor is out of town and I'm miserable and a bit worried

 

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August 16 9:49 PM (5 minutes and 22 seconds later)
         
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all of your symptoms can be explained by the MRI (I assume it was of your neck). However, to be sure you should get checked anyway....the neck pain/spasms can go along with the buging dics which push on nerves and cause pain...the headache can also be explained because the muscle around the head are controlled by those nerves too...the only thing that is a little off is the blurry vision...i would recommend getting a brain CAT scan or MRI and having blood work and your vision checked....be sure, get checked...

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