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surgery to relieve pain of the narrowing of the channels of the nerve fibres to the neck and arms

Rod_Leach1947

hI, I got the results of my MRI scans yesterday, showing severe stenosis of C2 to 5 vertebrae. Has anyone had surgery to relieve the intense pain of the narrowing of the channels of the nerve fibres to the neck and arms? If so what was the recovery duration and alleviation of symptoms?

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durhamjaide2001

hi there first of all I would like to congratulate you for being the first person to comment today. As well as this I haven't experienced surgery for these areas but I'm sure another one of our members will have and be able to advise you on the best course of action.

On the other hand I would like to recommend the coffee lounge for a general chat or the games den for some fun.

Mary_Scope

Hi @Rod_Leach1947 and a warm welcome to the community from me!

I am just going to edit the title of your post to make it easier for other members of the community who have had a similar experience to find and hopefully offer some support, hope thats okay!

That sounds like some big news, how are you feeling today?

Rod_Leach1947

Well a lot of pain if I do the wrong things but needs must! thanks for asking

Rod_Leach1947

Just a quick update: Derbyshire Supported Living Support have been great in getting me the help I need whilst I am disabled by current condition. I am determined this is a temporary situation whilst I await a surgery date. The networking via Derbyshire CVS Time share really helped me too to get in touch with helping agencies.

Rosie_Scope

Glad to hear you're getting some help @Rod_Leach1947, hope your surgery date comes around quickly and you see some improvement in your symptoms.