I've watched numerous cervical topic videos. Informative video for any patient and clinical professional. Dr. Geisinger is definitely on the top of my list for spine surgeons.
very informative. I am scheduled for😊 posterior decompression levels c5 to t3 next week looking forward to being active again your talk was so positive thankyou
l have spinal stenosis of the neck also i have bone spurs in the neck at c3 all the way down to c7 its more serve atc3 nc4 n my cord is narrowing n i have ddd for about 30 years its getting worse n i go the 13th in carbondale ill for surgical options n i have mylopathy n i liked your video danny
Hello doctor. Can I ask. I have numbness and loss of sensation in my both palms along with some relative mild muscle weakness in my fingers. It feels like I have pressure in my palms making it a bit difficult to move my fingers. I also experience tightness in the diagram, balance problems and hyper reflexes in my legs. When I move my neck it feels like a nail of sort push in the spinal canal then I get light uncontrolled movements in fingers, weakness in hands and feet It have a constant feeling of vibration in the lower part of the body. also sometimes when I lay down and try to sleep it feels like I’m drowning. I’m scared I suspect myelopathy but I can’t do any surgery do to another condition called Tourette’s which cause tics and spasm and the source of the damage in my neck Can I survive whiteout surgery? I’m scared and I don’t know what to do.
My husband underwent c5c6 acdf...1 month ago...but his symptoms of flexor spasms of lower limbs...nd gait disturbances havent come down...instead they have increased
Swetha, can you please let me know what exactly happens during gait disturbances. Is it a feeling of dizziness or is it inability to place one foot after that other while walking or climbing down stairs. Is your husband able to walk without assistance ? Thank you very much, savita
@@neetujogi8087 I started have issues in my early 40s. Years of misdiagnosis, finally got correctly diagnosed at 53, surgery the same year. Definitely not physically what I used to be but I can still golf. Sleep in a recliner, stretch alot, can't walk long distances, stand more than 15 minutes, poor balances and weak left leg.
This is a typical response from a surgeon. He only has one tool in his toolbox, that is surgery. There are many examples of people recovering from cervical myelopathy using simple at-home adjustments and also with some conservative Chiropractic.
I've watched numerous cervical topic videos. Informative video for any patient and clinical professional. Dr. Geisinger is definitely on the top of my list for spine surgeons.
very informative. I am scheduled for😊 posterior decompression levels c5 to t3 next week looking forward to being active again your talk was so positive thankyou
You do amazing work!
Sir very good video..
What is the app you use?
l have spinal stenosis of the neck also i have bone spurs in the neck at c3 all the way down to c7 its more serve atc3 nc4 n my cord is narrowing n i have ddd for about 30 years its getting worse n i go the 13th in carbondale ill for surgical options n i have mylopathy n i liked your video danny
Hello doctor. Can I ask.
I have numbness and loss of sensation in my both palms along with some relative mild muscle weakness in my fingers. It feels like I have pressure in my palms making it a bit difficult to move my fingers.
I also experience tightness in the diagram, balance problems and hyper reflexes in my legs. When I move my neck it feels like a nail of sort push in the spinal canal then I get light uncontrolled movements in fingers, weakness in hands and feet It have a constant feeling of vibration in the lower part of the body.
also sometimes when I lay down and try to sleep it feels like I’m drowning. I’m scared
I suspect myelopathy but I can’t do any surgery do to another condition called Tourette’s which cause tics and spasm and the source of the damage in my neck
Can I survive whiteout surgery? I’m scared and I don’t know what to do.
My husband underwent c5c6 acdf...1 month ago...but his symptoms of flexor spasms of lower limbs...nd gait disturbances havent come down...instead they have increased
I had 10 week relief of symptoms the increase symptoms with increase activity. It will take two years until you know what is left.
Swetha, can you please let me know what exactly happens during gait disturbances. Is it a feeling of dizziness or is it inability to place one foot after that other while walking or climbing down stairs. Is your husband able to walk without assistance ? Thank you very much, savita
@@savitashankar8575I am struggling with the same. Am just 39 my life is over my hand n leg is paralyzed due to this
@@neetujogi8087 I started have issues in my early 40s. Years of misdiagnosis, finally got correctly diagnosed at 53, surgery the same year. Definitely not physically what I used to be but I can still golf. Sleep in a recliner, stretch alot, can't walk long distances, stand more than 15 minutes, poor balances and weak left leg.
@@bphillips422...Sounds like the surgery was not the best idea.
This is a typical response from a surgeon. He only has one tool in his toolbox, that is surgery. There are many examples of people recovering from cervical myelopathy using simple at-home adjustments and also with some conservative Chiropractic.
I agree. The constantly push surger, surgery, surgery.
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