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MRI Results
by harmoose, Jan 05, 2007 12:00AM
3 years ago I experienced right flank pain, 3 CAT Scans later showed no problems. About 1 year ago, I experienced 3 months of vertigo which went away and then pain and tingling primarily in right leg. In addition, have had chronic headaches for years, diagnosed with sinus infections years ago. About 1 month ago, I developed eyelid twitching and pain in the groin area with frequent uriniation. Also do have low back and pain in between shoulder blades that comes and goes.
MRI on C and L spine done.
Results from L spine: Mild spondylosis deformans throught lumbar spine, particualry at L3-4
Annular disc bulge at L3-4, eccentric to the left, resulting in mildly asymmetric neural foraminal stenosis. There is borderline to mild lateral recess stenosis at this level.
Results from C spine: Multilevel uncovertebral spurring which appears more significant on the left than the right resulting in fairly moderate degrees of neural foraminal stenosis, particularly at C3-4 through C5-6.
Seeing Neurologist in about a week for follow up.
MRI on C and L spine done.
Results from L spine: Mild spondylosis deformans throught lumbar spine, particualry at L3-4
Annular disc bulge at L3-4, eccentric to the left, resulting in mildly asymmetric neural foraminal stenosis. There is borderline to mild lateral recess stenosis at this level.
Results from C spine: Multilevel uncovertebral spurring which appears more significant on the left than the right resulting in fairly moderate degrees of neural foraminal stenosis, particularly at C3-4 through C5-6.
Seeing Neurologist in about a week for follow up.
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