Tank you Mark for your help answering and moving my questions at the main forum. I am new on that and I don't know a lot how it works. So thank you!
For the questions you put me there are things that I don'tknow really
I have a few questions for you.
Is the scoliosis mainly stemming from the malformed L5?
I DON'T KNOW, AND DRS WERE NOT CLEAR ON THAT
Is the neuro claudication thought to be related to the configuration around L5?
TH DOCTOR
What is causing the neuropathic pain in your arms?
NOBODY KNOWS. I HAVE DONE A MRI FOR IT ALSO :"DESHIDRATATION OF INTERVERTBRAL DISC WITH A SMALL BONE POSTERIER IN C5-C6 WITHOUT AFFECTING CANAL."
ALL HAS DISCARTED THAT THAT AFFECTED MY ARMS
TO CONNECT WITH THE FOUM YOU SUGGESTED ME IS NCESSARY TO PAY TO ENTER ON IT? I HAS NOT BEN ABLE TO ENTER ON THE FORUM
THANKS FOR YOUR HLP AND SUGGESTIONS
SARIRA
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Scoliosis dorso-lumbar (14%). Rotation grade ++. Lordosis lumbosacral
Minimal Espondilolistesis L5-S1 secondary to a Bilateral Spondilolysis of L5. Associated to a dismorfism of vertebral L5. Small discal protrusion of posterior projection on L5-S1
Axonal Sensitive Polyneuropathy
(without knowing the origin. Nobody knows if it is the spin problems ho produces it)
Neurological Claudication
Neuropathic pain in arms
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