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Please explain, "there is a small central disk buldge with a superimposed moderate to large left paracentral/foraminal disk herniation." at l4-5. ?
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Herniated disc: You basically have a herniated disc on the left at the L4-5 disc which would typically cause pain or even numbness going down your left leg. Consider seeing a physician to discuss treatment options.
Answered 1/31/2015
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