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Old 04-01-2013, 10:28 AM #2
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I'll try to help ~~

At C4-5 You have a small posterior disc herniation with NO stenosis

At C5-6 Mild right posterior lateral bone spurs and small posterior disc herniation resulting in minimal central canal stenosis (this means the spinal canal is slightly narrowed) and effacement of the right lateral recess.

C6-7 Tiny posterior central disc herniation with minimal disc bone spurs & minimal canal stenosis (see above)

C7-T1 Minimal posterior disc bone spurs WITHOUT stenosis

I'm sorry you're having so much pain. This really isn't a BAD CT scan. I wish mine looked like this. I can't explain why you're having such severe pain, but I'm no DOCTOR either. I HOPE you're going to see a Neurosurgeon!!!

Please do NOT see a Chiropractor anymore! Or at least he has SPECIALIZED training in physical therapy. So many Chiro's just "crack" you and let you go home! Don't let them do that.

Anyway -- let us know what happens, ok? Hugs, Lee
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