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Minor Endplate Osteophtes Withdiffuse Disc Bulging At T11-T12

hi ihave minor endplate osteophtes withdiffuse disc bulging at T11-T12 and the pain goese down to the legs whats that means
Sat, 13 Aug 2011
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Your pain corresponds to the level of the spinal osteophytes. I suggest you meet a good neuro surgeon for surgical correction. For pain continue analgesics and physio
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the mri description means that there is over-growing of the lower edges of your spine bones which is minor and not a cause to worry.
DISCS are soft cushion like structures between your spinal bones to support them and help movement. disc bulging means that this cushion has become loose and stretched to bulge out from the normal gap between the bones. so now it is entering the space occupied by the nerves which supply your legs. resulting in compression of these nerves and hence the pain.
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Minor Endplate Osteophtes Withdiffuse Disc Bulging At T11-T12

Thanks for the query Your pain corresponds to the level of the spinal osteophytes. I suggest you meet a good neuro surgeon for surgical correction. For pain continue analgesics and physio Have a healthy living