protrusion associated with annular fissure at L5/S1, abutting the anterior aspect of the thecal sac and the ... increased in size since the previous study. Small lateral foraminal and far lateral disc bulge and... View answer

Does an annular tear affect intercourse? Yes. In the missionary position, say he is behind me, and even me on top. All cause a pain that seems to be getting worse ... View answer

I have been diagnosed with the following: At the L4-5 , there is annular disc bulge with central ... . Thecal sac measures 7mm in its anterior posterior dimension. At the L5-S1 level there is annular disc ... View answer

Hi, I have an MRI report that shows "Annular dics bulge effaces the thecal sac at L1/2 as well as lateral recess and foraminal fat. L2/3 Annular disc bulge effaces the thecal sac. Narrowing of the lateral ... View answer

My MRI shows L4 L5 There is disc dehydration and a nilnear annular fissure. 2 mm angular bulge not causing central spine stenosis. There is faucer hypertrophy and normal appearing foramen. What re my ... View answer

or finger). few minutes ago i read some text and it says that hymens can stretch enoguh so finger can get in,also that there are more types of hymens, so i doesnt mean she isnt vigrin? thanks ... View answer

L3 loss of disc height annular disc bulge L4 both annular and dorsal disc bulge and a more prominent left latteral bulge L5 annular bulge plus posterior protrusion severe foraminal stenosis and ... View answer

stenosis. L4-l5:disc dessication.diffuse annular bulge with thecal sac indentationr and bilateral foraminal narrowing. L5-s1:disc dessication.diffuse annular bulge.no significant thecal sac or neural... View answer

Findings: There are 5 lumbar segments. Vertebral body heights and disc spaces are well maintained. There is no evidence of spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis. L1-2: Normal L2-3: Mild diffuse annular ... View answer

Sir I have lower back pain since past few months last three months are more severe I have MRI report which is as follows 1:- Defuse annular bulge with posterocentral/left paracentral /lateral ... View answer