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Could protruding/herniated/buldging discs ever get back to 100%?
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Yes: Most disc herniations heal with conservative care. Once they have healed, there still may be changes seen in future imaging. However, if it is not symptomatic, there is no reason that you cannot resume normal activities. Check out spine-health.Com.
Answered 2/17/2014
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