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Old 12-15-2010, 06:27 AM #7
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Ok well, I was wrong...my MRI of the back did show something. I have a buldging disk that is buldging to the left of my body (which is the leg affected) and I also have an annular tear. They are going to begin cortizone shots into the back and the lateral femorial cutaous nerve in the leg
The buldging disk is at L5 and the annular tear is L4-5.
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