Physiatrist report and treatment plan: any advice?

Hey everyone, just got back from seeing my physiatrist, and he handed me this list of prescriptions/orders:

DDS paracervical
SG left shoulder-ache
MG for C-B

Does anyone actually know what this means? I’m trying to figure out what I’m walking into here. 🙂 I tried digging around online, but honestly, I didn't find anything helpful.

Casey Palmer5, where have you been hiding? I've been looking for you!

DDS - direct current stimulation
SG - this would be descending galvanization—essentially the same thing, just a different type of current
MG - medical gymnastics

It sounds like a textbook case of cervicobrachial syndrome, where that pain starts in the cervical spine and radiates all the way down the arms. Good luck with the therapy sessions!...

Casey Palmer5 said:DDS - direct current stimulation
SG - this would be descending galvanization - basically just more electricity
MG - medical gymnastics

It’s clearly cervical brachial syndrome—that pain that starts at the neck vertebrae and shoots down into your arms. Good luck with the physical therapy!

Thanks, really appreciate it 🙂

Actually, since it's spreading toward my left arm, the shoulder and the area near my shoulder blade are killing me. Sometimes my head hurts too, and I even feel a bit unsteady. Every other test result came back normal, except for an old X-ray of my neck that showed early stages of osteochondrosis and a flattened cervical curve... but the newer scan doesn't mention the osteochondrosis anymore... honestly, who knows. Hopefully, these treatments actually do something...