Yes: Your spinal cord has a map of your whole body. If there is pressure on the cord there be sensory or motor changes anywhere below the level of the pressure. Its worth seeing a neurologist or physiatrist to see if the history and physical examination correspond to the imaging findings.
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Possibly: Thoracic spinal disc herniation can cause upper back discomfort, but also can cause symptoms lower in the body. A neurosurgeon is best qualified to examine you and inspect the mri findings. He/she will then advise you about your symptoms, whether they correlate with the mri findings and then discuss treatment options.
Answered 4/9/2018
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