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Bulging disc in lumbar. constant pain/worse when lifting/or shifting weight. spinal dr. burned nerves. pain continues. arms/legs numb when bent. help!
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2nd. Opinion: See a neurologist. Bulging disc in low back can not cause pain or numbness in arms. A possibility of systemic disease or fibromyalgia needs to be considered.
Answered 3/2/2014
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