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Hi. at t10/t11 there is a right posterolateral disc herniation w/mild central canal stenosis. what symptoms might this cause?
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From none to pain: I am sure a lot of folks with this presentation may have no symptoms to mild back pain to more pronounced backache. Since it is the thoracic spine involved, usually there will be only back pain with no radiation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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