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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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My husband has two bulging disc in his ne k,C3 & C4. He cant move his head, has headaches and the pain is in his arm now. He was sent to a Neurosurgeon who thought it wasnt bad enough for surgery. Now his balance is off, vomits daily, has bad headaches. He hears low and loud buzzing sounds in his head. I had to stop the Christmas tree lights from flickering cuz he couldnt look at it. He was sent to a E.N.T. doctor, who ran a lot of test. He thought he may have Menieres Disease, but needed to look at his MRI scan to be sure. Do you think this is all related to his bulging disc? He stays in bed because of his neck pain is in so bad. He doesnt want to live the rest of his life like this and lm afraid he may do something. He is 54 years old, 6feet and weighs 183 pounds. He hardly eats at all and is loosing weight. Please help!!  Im sorry l dont have the money for your answer so l will have to cancel this. We are both on disability!!

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Hello! Welcome on Chat Doctor! Regarding your concern, I would explain that his symptoms could be related to a cervical myelopathy, caused by the herniating discs. Has he performed a cervical MRI? This exam would give more information on possible compression of the spinal medulla. A brain MRI would also be needed to investigate for other possible causes that may lead to vertigo. So, it would be wise to perform both these tests in one only exam, to be able to have more information on the possible underlying causes. A nerve conduction study would also help investigate for nerve compression due to the bulging discs, which could explain the irradiating pain in the arm. Hope to have been helpful! Kind regards, 