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Results of a Cervical Spine Mri

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deenarad

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Joined: 11 May 2007
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Results of a Cervical Spine Mri Posted: 05-11-07 17:50pm


PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE can anyone tell me ( as simply as possible) what my MRI results mean and what the possible treatments could be. * Cervical spine MRI: * at C3-C4-C5-C6-C7 prosterior disc bulging leading to mild thecal sac impression * Thoratic spine MRI: * at mid lower thoracic disc and vertebral body endplate degenerative changes is noted * at T10 vertebral body focal HEMANGIOMA is seen/b * Study of lumar spine-GD * disc dehydration at entire lumbar region is seen * prominancy or SCHORL'S node and irregularity at v-bodies endplate is mentioned -marcked degenerative changes * prosterior disc bulging at lumbar region is seen/b thankyou for your time

futurelovers

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Joined: 10 Feb 2007
Posts: 101

Posted: 05-13-07 18:01pm


Three parts of your spine have been observed; cervical, thoracic, and lumbar. You have bulging disks in most of the parts of your cervical spine (your neck). You have noticeable disk degeneration closer to the bottom of your thoracic spine (the chest area of your back). You have disk herniations in your lumbar spine (some disks in your lower have 'popped' and got released). http://www.sisonline.org/images/ima ges/SIS%20Spine%20(copyrighted).gif

deenarad

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Posted: 05-14-07 18:15pm

futurelovers wrote:

Three parts of your spine have been observed; cervical, thoracic, and lumbar.

You have bulging disks in most of the parts of your cervical spine (your neck).

You have noticeable disk degeneration closer to the bottom of your thoracic spine (the chest area of your back).

You have disk herniations in your lumbar spine (some disks in your lower have 'popped' and got released).

http://www.sisonline.org/images/ima ges/SIS%20Spine%20(copyrighted).gif

i would like to thank you for taking the time to answer my questions,

much appreciated

but do you have any advice on the best possible treatment ?

i've been suffering and in pain now for appox 15 years, i've had most of the common treatments, physio, chiro, accupuncture, ultra sound, injections but all were to no avail. also during the 15 years i have constantly been taking medication.

all advice will be greatly received thanks

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