Questions in The Neurology Forum are being answered by doctors from The Cleveland Clinic , consistently ranked one of the best hospitals in America. The pain gets so severe at times that it puts me tears. I have also begun to get headaches. I'm waiting for an appointment to a neuro Dr. In the mean time here is my last MRI report.
Cervical spine shows loss of normal cervical lordosis suggesting muscular spasm.
Also had EMG in Jan. Dr. Please help. One or more nerve roots in the neck are compressed or irritated and produce pain, often numbness, and occasionally weakness. The real trick is interpreting the MRI and how it fits your situation. In my experience, orthopods do not provide that as well as neurologists.