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    Posted by J.Pruett on 2/11/10


    I had a bad fall dec 26, 2008 have been seeing DR's over a
    year PT as well as injections no help this is a work comp
    claim im running out of time diag was muscle spasms,
    headaches,lumbar sprain,extreem right rib and thoratic
    muscular pain, right shoulder blade pain, right arm
    numbness with radiation in hand, right cervical
    pain,leftsided protrussion c5-6 with cord compression,
    bone scan diag was degenerative-type of t9-t10 interspace
    wich corresponds to large endplate osteophtes???? Almost
    all pain has manifests itself on right side.In the
    begining 1st PT evaluation mostly complain leftside pain
    only,in Physical therapy notes,and thruout DR and PT
    notes,pain manifests diff weekly.1st Dr released me while
    I was still in therapy lost benifits schelued app refered
    to 2nd DR "benifits reinstated" who performed spine
    injection, had to stop during proceedure body jerked felt
    numb waist up,numb in left extreemites,felt Bad shocking
    shooting pain in elbow numbness recently returned both R &
    L intermitly was sent to 3rd oppinion "State Dr"who
    ordered the bone scan His OPP IS 8 out 9 of theese are
    due to my accident but says since the pain is mostly on
    the right "no nuorological symptoms" the herniated diskc5-
    6 with cord compression was an "incidental finding" I am
    37 no history of neck or back pain whatsoever no previous
    accidents I have done my homework on this case I have a
    copy of all Dr's notes including MRI"S Film,CD, and
    injection notes, have no legal rep at this time.Any advice
    or refrences would be greatly appreciated! Thank You, J.

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