what is the treatment for cervical spine uncinate spurring?
Question by pain in alabama: what is the treatment for cervical spine uncinate spurring?
MRI results – altered curvature of cervical spine possibly due to muscle spasm. degenerative disc disease with mild spondylosis and unciante spurring of C3-4, C4-5, C5-6 and C6-7. mild bilateral foraminal stenosis at C3-4, C4-5, and C6-7. what is the treatment for these findings?
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Answer by Paul
Man,I thought I had problems. Good Luck.
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You need to have your symptoms and physical findings correlated with the MRI. I would recommend consultation with an orthopedic spine specialist. If the spine is stable and no clinical evidence of compressed nerves or significant narrowing of the canal around the spinal cord is found your treatment would be nonsurgical which could include any mix of available options directed at reducing discomfort and improving your quality of daily living. Best wishes.