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Old 10-20-2007, 10:36 PM #1
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Default thoric spine pain
does anyone know what to do about a thoric disc that is compromising the spinal cord. alittle back ground i have c3-7 herniated with c5-6 fused front and back,t6-7 herniated t7=8 herniated w/compression, all lumber are buldging w/l4-5 stenonic does anyone know what all this means,oh ya also t1-2 is hypoplastic with probable congenital blocked vertabrae
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