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A member asked:
I have 2 mm of subluxation in my neck with a mild disc bulge but no disc protrusion. what's causing this?
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No cause: This is not an abnormal finding or considered a problem but often a normal finding on a MRI -disc bulges are considered normal findings and cause no symptoms as do small subluxations as yours. Many findings seen on a MRI are usually not the source of pain and should be correctly assessed with a comprehensive clinical evaluation by a trained professional
Answered 4/19/2016
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