Posterior Central Disc Protrusion Homeopathic Treatment

Recently an young lady contacted me via email asking about possible homeopathic help for neck and shoulder pain and stiffness throughout the day (more as soon as wake up in the morning), heaviness and pain in hands and feet and legs, headaches, pulling pain inside the mouth near my gums, pulling pain near the outside of ears sometimes ears become hot and red outside, legs making sounds while walking, frequent constipation. Upon asking how these symptoms started, she replied, “Back in June 2016, all of a sudden while walking carrying my then 6 month old baby, I had a chest pain and hyperventilated. Thought it was heart related and rushed to emergency during which I was told that I had costochondritis then my primary care provider prescribed Cyclobenzaprine 5 mg and said it might be due to tight chest / rib cage muscle and right shoulder and upper back muscle spasms. Used only few tabs because I was breastfeeding, then pain was there but was bearable.  Since last 2 months, I had unbearable pain and stiffness in the upper back, neck, shoulders and weak arms and legs with occasional lower back near tailbone.  Then doctor ordered MRI and X-Ray and confirmed it is arthritis in neck.

Her MRI shows small posterior central disc protrusion at C3-C4 and C4-C5 levels causing mild narrowing of the spinal canal at these two disc levels. No other abnormalities are seen. In my first reply, I advised her that she should take Arnica 6C 4 pellets three times a day until I computerized her details. Few days later, she mailed me marked improvement in her condition with the use of Arnica 6c. Silicea, Natrum Mur, Calc. Carb, and Phosphorus her top rated medicine came upon computerization of her details. I suspected anyhow she had developed sudden defects in bone and cartilages mineralization. I also suspected her to be vitamin D deficient so advised her to get adequate sun exposure. Finally, I advised her that she should take Arnica 6C, Silicea 6X, and Calc Phos 6X for 15 days and report back.