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angiecrb posted:

am going crazy i had cervical spine fusion may 27th2011 since then i developed double vision and now my adrenal gland is over producing my b/p is high w no history of high b/p ive had so many blood test my arms hurt i feel completely out of control and cant stop crying they just ran ct scan on adenal glands but that doesnt explain double vision i just want someone to tell me what to do im afraid im going to stroke out no b/p meds hv been given to me and everyday gets harder i just turned 50 w history of hyperthyroid i took radioactive iodine therapy 2 yrs ago and hv been on levothyroxine since no other problems until c-spine fusion

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:help me anyoneam going crazy i had cervical spine fusion may 27th2011 since then i developed double vision and now my adrenal gland is over producing my b/p is high w no history of high b/p ive had so many blood test my arms hurt i feel completely out of control and cant stop crying they just ran ct scan on adenal glands but that doesnt explain double vision i just want someone to tell me what to do im afraid im going to stroke out no b/p meds hv been given to me and everyday gets harder i just turned 50 w history of hyperthyroid i took radioactive iodine therapy 2 yrs ago and hv been on levothyroxine since no other problems until c-spine fusion

Byroney_WebMD_Staff responded:

Hello Angiecrb and thank you for posting today.

I am sorry to hear about your recent health challenges. You may want to seek a second opinion from another surgeon who does Cervical Spinal Fusions . He or she can take a look at your situation, review records and scans, and make recommendations.

You don't mention whether or not you're seeing an endocrinologist for the adrenal issues, and a neurologist about the double vision, but perhaps that's something to consider, too.

Unfortunately, we don't have any health experts on this community. You may want to consider reposting on the Back Pain community where we have some Health Experts and supportive members who may have had a surgery like your own.

Give us an update if you have a chance,

Byroney

Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there. ~Will Rogers

Report This| Share this:help me anyoneHello Angiecrb and thank you for posting today. I am sorry to hear about your recent health challenges. You may want to seek a second opinion from another surgeon who does <a href="http://www.webmd.com/back-pain/cervical-spinal-fusion">Cervical Spinal Fusions</a> . He or she can take a look at your situation, review records and scans, and make recommendations. You don't mention whether or not you're seeing an endocrinologist for the adrenal issues, and a neurologist about the double vision, but perhaps that's something to consider, too. Unfortunately, we don't have any health experts on this community. You may want to consider reposting on the <a href="http://exchanges.webmd.com/back-pain-exchange">Back Pain </a> community where we have some Health Experts and supportive members who may have had a surgery like your own. Give us an update if you have a chance, Byroney

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