Thanks for your reply. Glad to hear that I am not the only one confused by this report. I do have a history of low back problems and the problems are not limited to one side. My left hand is numb - not my fingers.
This MRI report is confusing. It's almost like a few sentences are missing. I think your disc bulges are causing the thecal sac indentation, which by the way doesn't generally cause symptoms.
Luschka joint spurring commonly causes narrowing of the intervertebral foramen, which in turn causes compression of the nerve roots. At C6-7 you might have a combination of the disc protrusion and the bones spurs causing the foraminal narrowing. I had a lot of problems at C6-7, are you getting any electric stabbing pain in your arm or hand, is your whole hand numb, or just certain fingers? Is your back pain on the same side as your neck pain, and do you have a history of low back problems?