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Old 02-15-2007, 03:34 PM #3
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Sorry for the confusion. This is what happens when I don't proof read my posts. The radiologist report showed central disc herniations but it was the NS who told me they were normal.

I have just been in contact with my new PCP. she has decided to order a Cervical MRI Finally !! I hope that this solves some of the questions I have. I have also been told that my Lymphocyte level is high. Hmm? I wonder if there is a connection
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