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Back & Neck Pain (Expert Forum)
High intensity Zone Of the Posterior Annulus
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High intensity Zone Of the Posterior Annulus
by zizaqui, May 17, 2008 11:06AM
I fell from about 9 feet to the ground about a year ago i have had two MRI's the first one did not show nothing but the second one almost a year later show this High intensity Zone Of the Posterior Annulus i want to now what this is and how it is treated i am having bad lower back and radiating pain down my inner right thigh numbness in my toes and sharp stabbing pain in my knee plz help me
Without physical examination,I'm sorry I can't give you more accurate suggestion,you should go to see reputable orthopaedic doctor.
Good luck
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Zak Han