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Old 07-10-2007, 03:56 PM #1
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hello everyone
i am new to this site, i live in london uk, last friday i received results of my MRI from my GP, but am seeing my consultant this Thursday for full info. The results say L3-L4, L1-T12, T12-T11,.....show degenerative discs, can anyone tell me what this all actually means, i understand what happens with the discs, but for treatment etc.
many thanks
Vickie
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