is this normal for spondylosis?

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i have suffered with cs for 6 years and i take diclofenic when i have a flare up but these last few months it seems that my neck is getting jammed and i have to hold the back of my head/neck and move it slowly and then it cracks and i can move it a bit better.is it worth going to the doctor or is he just going to say its the condition that i have?as he has told me there is no cure (another words get on with it and keep taking the tablets)

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    hi i have same trouble with my neck the ony time its ok is when im walking about i read on the nhs web site page for cervical spondylosis that wearing a neck brace(collor) for a couple of hours aday could help but i have not tried it yet , i am not taking pain killers they dont work for me and iv never been one for them i have to be in real severe pain if it wasnt for my neck always wanting to veer to the left every time i want to relax or lay in bed i could put up with the aches .i realy hope you find something that works for you please let me know if you do but untill then il keep smiling and thinking there is always some one worse off than me . regards smile [color=red:fce8a0998a][/color:fce8a0998a]
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    Hi, i have had cervical spondylosis for 12 months and my neck locks up alot more when i am asleep and is very painfull! keeps me awake most of the night, i take three amitriptyline 25mg tablets before i go to bed.

    Nothing i have tried seems to work!!!

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    [quote:06a9a9097b] Hi i have had CS now for over 10 years and as you all said nothing works some times i have a cold press that i put in the frezeer and that helps :? but of late it is getting worse and my Doc said you have to live with it going to my local Hospital today as the pain is unberable again

    Allan :-([/quote:06a9a9097b]

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