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Old 05-09-2009, 09:58 AM #4
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Originally Posted by glenntaj View Post
--if you have documented ruptured discs, and neuropathic symptoms that can be traced to compression of nerve roots along the dermatomes involved (a type of neuropathy called radiculopathy--"radic" is Latin for "root") are you actually idiopathic?
glentaj,

I just sent MrsD an excerpt from my 2006 MRI. Since I truly do not understand all of the terminology I can only go by what my doctors have told me. However, the one statement about "THERE IS DISC HERNIATION POSTERIORLY ON THE LEFT ENTERING THE LEFT NEURAL FORAMEN WITH MASS-EFFECT ON THE EXITING NERVE ROOT" bothers me. Can you provide any further explanation? Thanks.
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