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Old 03-11-2013, 08:26 AM #1
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Confused Pins and needles
I live with pain everyday for 23yrs ever since I fractured my T7. Can that of caused my DDD and a lateral curve in my spine? Now I shooting pain down both arms and pins and needles in my ring and middle fingers. In my MRI some muscle area looks bright white is that just inflammation? I don't see the doctor until Friday.
Just looking for some answers Rhondaconfused:
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