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I'm having mri on monday. i have glitter particle acrylic on my own nails will this be a problem havin l1 and l2 slipped disc investigation?
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No problem: Acrylic glitter on the finger nails will not be a problem during your MRI.
Answered 6/4/2019
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Had LP done between l2/l3. Had disc bulge at L5 prior, no other pain/issues. Post LP mri- l3/4 disc bulge/tear, hypertrophy, stenosis. LP cause of it?
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