PM to Twitchydoc, he is a neurologist and can explain you all in the details.but for me as a medical translator the summary means you have compression related issue in your neck in several vertebral units (multiple level cervical radiculopathy, inflammation or compresson of nerve roots right at the spine level) - some people have radiculitis in the lumbar region but some in the neck too as this is the most compressed part of upper spine, and also you have ulnar nerve compression trauma in the right arm. You also have a median nerve neuropathy wich is another local issue, median nerve runs in the upper limb and innervated as far as I understan moslty a middle part of the palm.its damage may be realted to the radiculopathy or be a separate compression or inflammation trouble.Neither of those diagnoses does not seem to be an MND as we mean it - ALS or MS, as it is all purely local. however, as I said here many times, local traumas are causing the same issues as lower motor neuron units damage - atrophy, clinical weakness, discoordination. The only difference is that local trauma is often reversible. here is a wiki about radiculopathy. It has a huge part called rehabilitation which is a good sign.looks like tere is something really has to be reviewed in your life in order to understand why your upper limbs and neck are afected so severely - it might be a sport, a workload, an old trauma, a posture etc.
