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MRI Shows Central Annular Bulging, Paracentral Annular Protrusion Causing Moderate Right-sided Foraminal Stenosis. Could It Cause Radiating Pain In Shoulders?
I had a patient hit me in the face back in 2000. He dislocated the discs that sit at my TM joint and caused two bulging discs in my neck. I have suffered with pain on and off since then , but dealt with it as I best I could. This year I woke up and couldn't turn my neck . The doctor did an MRI showing C4-C5 minimal central annular bulging and C6-C7 central & right paracentral annular protrusion causing moderate right-sided foraminal stenosis. Would this cause radiating pain into my shoulder and around to my clavicle on the right side ?
Mon, 18 Nov 2013
Hi,
Yes, having this lesion in your cervical spines can give rise to irritation and pressure on nerves does cause radiating pain in shoulder and clavicle and even in your right arm.
consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
go for physiotherapy.
Ok and take care.
Yes, having this lesion in your cervical spines can give rise to irritation and pressure on nerves does cause radiating pain in shoulder and clavicle and even in your right arm.
consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
go for physiotherapy.
Ok and take care.
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