Understanding X-rays of the Cervical Spine (Neck) | Colorado Spine Expert

[hypekillacsplaya]

or AP and LATERAL

[seekhim777]

I get the same way as the comment on as the last one made.

[seekhim777]

Myself I have the feeling of being very unbalanced.And I was shown there is a trapping of my nervouse system.and there are times I get migraines.I have been seeing a chirpractor and it's brutal at times.So i'm up for an MRI in two weeks.

[Pacerjames]

Could someone help me figure out what's wrong? My symptoms: Tingling in the arms Pain in the left leg going all the way down to my toes Back of neck hurts Tightness of neck and shoulders Blurry vision out of no where Light headed Fluid feeling running down the back of neck I get dizzy Amost like it's hard to focus on one thing. Copper taste in my mouth, Metallic. Body heating up out of nowhere Body feeling like it's paralyzed and I'm going to fall or black out Weakness in my legs numbness

[neckandback]

@Pacerjames Dr. Corenman has a forum where he personally answers questions. Please submit your question on the forum found at AskSpineDoc (dot) com.

[Pacerjames]

@neckandback I just joined and posted a question; waiting for a response. Thank you so much for helping me find this website and answering me so quick;y. I'm truly grateful! :)

[neckandback]

@Pacerjames Not a problem. Best of luck in getting this figured out as quickly as possible.

[jjrr64]

@Pacerjames did you have any car accident( whiplash occurs when the vertebrae get out of aligment and start compressing nerve roots or the dural sacs,get MRI done asap I am DO specialized in the back problems good luck

[MrAlexdive]

@Pacerjames Once the same with me! Excpet the copper taste. The promblem comes for the neck!!! go for an x-ray! 

[1arrange]

Whenever I walk up or downstairs the two vertebrae at the base of my neck click as though they are passing over each other. It is painful. My left knee feels out of alignment and I wondered if this is linked to the clicking in my neck

[neckandback]

@1arrange

Highly unlikely these are associated.

[1arrange]

@neckandback

Right. It was just a thought as it only happens whenever I am walking up or downstairs. Is there anything I can do to ease the problem? I do need to use the stairs.

[jjrr64]

@1arrange nope you should go and get done MRI

[BritishSnail]

Thanks :-)