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It can StarOffice simple as having discs pushed up against year nerve in yet cervical spine... Which I had done but I was also on Coumadin which is blood thinner I had to be taken off Coumadin I was one that was a high risk. My Bellsville piling up and I had just started as a Weld the happy making good money and now I'm in a wheelchair for the rest of my life paralyzed from the neck down. So I would advise anybody has something same with similar to really reconsider I still have my on but not the power I need it right now I wish I have not we gone and the rest of my body now I have nothing
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∙ 13y agoNot always I broke my c7 in may and im sill standing no probs what so ever all be it if the fracture spread a couple mm I would of been paralysed from the neck down
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∙ 11y agoThey bones dont get enough activity and they turn into frozen butter
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What body system is affected by paralysis?
The body's nervous system is affected by paralysis. There are different types of paralysis. These can range from either paralysis from the waist down, or paralysis from the neck down.
What is the medical term meaning paralysis from the neck down?
Paralysis from the neck down is usually cased by a broken spinal cord.
Can a bad neck cause a stroke?
No, a bad neck can't cause a stroke. However if one side of your arm is tingling, the side of the neck rigid or possibly achy as is the jaw get to ER fast and have it checked out. These could be indications of a stroke.
Waist down paralysis?
A person who has paralysis from the waist down is known as a paraplegic. This means both of their legs are paralyzed. A quadriplegic is paralyzed from the neck down and has lost the use of both arms and both legs.
Can you Have A Stroke By Cracking your Neck?
Yes,you can have a stroke by craking your neck
Why broken neck can be so deadly?
The neck is where the spinal cord and stuff runs down from your brain to you spine. If you snap those nerves then it results in paralysis or possibly death.
What is the medical term for a broken neck?
The medical term for a broken neck is "cervical fracture."
What could be the cause of pain in the left hand side of your neck shoulder and down your arm be?
I Originally Thought That It Was A Sign Of A Stroke Either Before Or after You've HAd One But I Can't Be Sure It Could Just Be A Pulled Muscle ??
What is a catchy title to start an essay on neck vertebrae and paralysis?
you can call it
What are the characteristics of bulbar polio?
Stiffness and paralysis typically occurs in the neck and head.
What back injury would cause pain down the right leg?
Neck
What happens when you get paralyzed?
It depends on the level of the paralysis and they type of paralysis. A spinal cord severance below the waist will cause loss of leg feeling and control of the bladder and digestive system. The higher you go the more loss of feeling and less controls you have. If you loose feeling below the neck you can lose the ability to draw in breath and release breath. If you are paralyzed due to stroke you can use lose of muscles or dexterity in your hands or feet. You can lose feeling too. You can lose a lot of function of your facial movements and the ability to swallow. Some stroke patients can regain use of their limbs and facial muscles with hare rehabilitation.
