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Old 05-29-2014, 02:56 PM #1
Sitke Sitke is offline
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Default Tarlov cyst from trauma?

Hello,

Just wondering if a Tarlov cyst can be caused by trauma?

Had a car accident, rear ended extremely hard last year, have lower back pain, leg/foot and big toe pain/numbness/pin and needles.

A lumbar MRI shows a Tarlov cyst within the canal at the S2 level which measures 2.1 cm, along with some DDD, mild disc bulge, narrowing of the spinal canal at L3-L4 and at L5 there is an enlarged right transverse process that is fused with the right sacral wing (?)

Dr. sending me to a chiropractor and massage therapy but not sure where the pain is actually coming from.

Just curious about the Tarlov cyst, he didn't know much about them.

Thank you.
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