Is A Sudden Back Pain Due To A Disc Bulge

, there is minimal left paracentral disc bulge with left sided lateralization, There is annular tear noted ... disc bulge. Diagnosis: 1. 2mm left paracentral and lateral disc bulge... View answer

my wife has a C5/6 disc bulge ... and her symptoms were arm and neck pain , Back Pain and weakness in the hands .... got the MRI done and found out about the C5/6 disc... View answer

report has indicated a minor Disc Bulge. Please advise how should I progress with future treatment? Also ...Hi, a) I started having back pain two months back. b) Thereafter I got an... View answer

posterior annular tear and a shallow central and paracentral disc bulge but no evidence of nerve root compression . Clinical correlation advised... Symptoms .. for the past six weeks -suffering back... View answer

hi I have had lower back pain and had a scan today which says early compromise of the right l5 nerve root in the foramen due to disc bulge, just wondering what the treatment for this... View answer

mri findings are a)diffuse disc bulge and thickened ligamentum flavum at L5- S1 impinging on thecal sac b)left postero-lateral disc bulge at L3-4 mildly compromising left neural canal ... View answer

bulge and posterior element hypertrophy. l3/l4 diffuse disc bulge without spinal canal etc...same at l5/s1 and l4/l5 assymmetric right disc bulge with mild spinal canals stenosis and... View answer

recently l2-l3 disc show normal l3-l4 shows symmetrical diffuse disc bulge compressing the anterior thecal sac and causing bilateral neural foramina narrowing l4-l5 disc shows symmetrical diffuse disc... View answer

I had an ct-scan done on my back.findinds are L3/4: mild disc bulge w/o stenosis,L4/5: Diffuse annular disc bulge causing mild bilateral neural foraminal stenosis.what are my best options for... View answer

A diffuse disc bulge l4-5 level ligamentum flavum hypertrophy causing moderate spinal canal compromise. 2) A disc bulge at l3-4 level with mild spinal canal narrowing. 3) Mild disc bulges at... View answer