Talk:Thoracic spinal nerve 7

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I am having ongoing pain in the left shoulder, elbow and numbness in the hand and fingers not including the thumb and index fingers. An xray shows that there is a T7 fracture. I have pain in the center Thorasic area when leaning back on that area. I have neck pain and have had pain clinic shots in the cervical area which has not helped the back and shoulder pain. Nothing seems to help except high doses of pain medications. I have a history of neck surgeries with two plates in my neck. L4/5 Lumbar Lam. can you offer any suggestions as to what I can do? I am working with my GP and have had an MRI of the Thorasic area and xray. I have a spur in the Cervical area and have had a neuro looking at that.] Please let me know is you have any ideas. Thank you for any assistance you can provide Maxine Jordan

Wikipedia cannot give medical advice. Please consult your doctor. --- cymru.lass ^{(hit me up)}⁄_{(background check)} 07:48, 9 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]