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@melodyw425
Based upon my experience with spine issues and surgeries (I am a 56 year old female) and your list from symptoms, my guess is many of your symptoms are tied to your cervical spine compression and possibly lumbar. If your spinal cord is being compressed and causing symptoms, it is urgent you get to the bottom of the cause and get treatment options. Cervical spinal cord damage can become permanent and when you start to get bladder issues, it is serious and more advanced and time is of the essence to prevent permanent damage and progression of myelopathy.