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Old 09-12-2013, 10:57 AM #3
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I think it would have said herniation instead of bulge, I think it means the bulge is touching the cord a bit.
I think herniation is more severe than a bulge , herniation means the disk actually ruptured, per my understanding..

What symptoms/pain are you having?
Thanks Jo*mar. Scapula and shoulder pain mainly. Some numbness and tingling in the arm and fingers area.
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