How is neck hernia diagnosed?

When it comes to how to diagnose neck hernia; in fact, your profession, the sports you are involved in, the accidents you may have had in the past, your diagnosed diseases, the drugs you drink, whether you have a habit of smoking, the surgeries you have had; These are all very important issues to know for a healthy diagnosis. So your doctor should ask you all this. As for the examination, it starts with measuring your weight and height; I mean a thorough examination that continues with an assessment of the strength and reflexes of your arms and hands, and the sense of touch, that ends with an examination of your entire neck, back, and even the back of your waist after you undress, and this examination is repeated while you tilt and straighten your head. The examinations that will be requested later will complete this process. Of course, it is not possible to make such an evaluation in less than 30 minutes or less than 20 minutes. If your doctor spares you three to five minutes and asks for your direct examinations without even touching you, there is no chance to make a healthy diagnosis for your complaints. Worse still, if he misdiagnoses you, his treatment will be wrong. This is how all disasters begin. Run away from there, become dust… No matter where the damage is done… MR may come first when it comes to the tests that will help the diagnosis, but of course it is not an open MR and it is an MR examination that should be taken on a good machine and should take at least 15 minutes. Along with MRI, blood tests are almost always requested so that some important diseases are not overlooked. After this is seen, your x-rays, especially motion pictures taken while standing and tilting your head back and forth, and CT (computerized tomography) are requested. Sometimes nerve measurements such as EMG (electromyography), MEP (motor evoked potentials), SEP (sensory evoked potentials) may also be requested.