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Piercing Pain On Back Of Eye And Ear, Headaches. MRI Shows Disc Bulging, Touching Spinal Cord. On Dicorate. Any Pain Reliever ?

I have headache for past 1 year, it is a piercing pain on back of my eye and ear and my MRI shows c3, c4, c5, c6 disc bulging and touching spinal cord . I taking dicorate tablet . the pain is still the same. I cannot bend and do any work. If i keep my neck straight I feel OK .....I consulted neuro consultant and gave me this medicine. One of the neuro surgeon mentioned to go with surgery. the other nuero physician said physio therapy ,which I did, it did not work at all. Now what should I do to relieve me from pain
Fri, 11 Oct 2013
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hello,

The pain you are experiencing is really due to this disc problem that irritates your cord.
You have a top pain reliever already and you did consrvative management already which did not help the condition.
Next step is surgery. Remove the cause of pain for you to function back to normal.

Thanks.

Dr. Eric
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Piercing Pain On Back Of Eye And Ear, Headaches. MRI Shows Disc Bulging, Touching Spinal Cord. On Dicorate. Any Pain Reliever ?

Hello, The pain you are experiencing is really due to this disc problem that irritates your cord. You have a top pain reliever already and you did consrvative management already which did not help the condition. Next step is surgery. Remove the cause of pain for you to function back to normal. Thanks. Dr. Eric