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Old 07-05-2014, 01:02 PM #4
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Hi and thank you for your reply. The doctors just tell me that everything is within normal limits.
I don't think having your spinal cord compressed is normal. Nor having multiple bulging and herniated discs or spondlithisis.
I have tried to attach some images. The quality is poor, the original mri quality was poor.
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It looks like it only attached one image.
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