My two small fingers go numb, yes I had three strokes, my rh eye went perfect, but nobody will give me an issue, oh yes two years ago my rh eye went grey, yes I had a stroke. Dizziness, sometimes I can near fall over, but the neurologist has finished my questions about dizzy. Walking is now almost getting worse, my lungs have reduced it as well. My lh hip was changed two or three years but it needs to lengthen a part on my hip, and yes today it is very sore.
Rodon October 8, 2021
1 ResponsesI spoke to the neurologist, but he has not going to help me. I spoke to my doctor to get a neck x-ray, the first was in the mater hospital and said I have issues, but a few days later I had a MRI, but he said my neck is o/k????
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APOLLO RIS PATIENT ID: QXR2570532
fcv/lxm1
X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE
History: Pain generalised.
Findings: Normal alignment of the cervical spine with preserved vertebral body
height at all levels. There is no fracture or destructive bone lesion detected.
Moderate generalised cervical spondylosis. The uncovertebral degenerative
changes are most severe C5/6 and C6/7. There is potential low grade bony
foraminal stenosis at C4/5 on the left and C3/4, C4/5 and C5/6 on the right
side. The foramina can be further characterised with CT or MRI if required.
Dr Frans van Tonder
Queensland X-Ray
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MRI CERVICAL SPINE
History: Numbness left hand ulnar distribution.
Technique: MR imaging has been performed on a 3T platform with sagittal T1, T2,
STIR and axial T2s through the cervical spine.
Findings: The vertebral bodies are normal in height and signal. There is loss
of disc signal at multiple levels in keeping with desiccation. The
atlantooccipital, atlantodental and atlantoaxial articulations appear normal.
There are degenerative hypertrophic changes in the cervical facet joints with
osteophytic lipping.
At C3-4 there is mild right sided foraminal narrowing related to a combination
of degenerate facet joint and degenerate uncovertebral joint.
At C4-5 the canal and exit foramina appear of normal dimensions on both sides.
At C5-6 the canal and exit foramina are of normal dimensions.
At C6-7 the canal and exit foramina are of normal dimensions.
At C7-T1 the canal and exit foramina are of normal dimensions.
The cord is of normal calibre and signal intensity with no evidence of
myelopathic change. The craniocervical junction is normal.
Comment: Mild right sided foraminal narrowing at C3-4. No significant
foraminal stenosis identified elsewhere. Degenerative disc and facet joint
disease at multiple levels. No cord myelopathy.
Dr Mitesh Gandhi
Queensland X-Ray