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Pain and fluttering/vibrating sensation in t12-l1 area. extremely painful to cough or sneeze. takes a lot of strength to go from sitting to standing position. difficulty lifting anything heavier than my purse. does this mean i have herniated disc?
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Contact md: Yes.Its possible. Do you have pain going down to legs. You need evaluation in ED with x ray or MRi(even better).
Answered 4/13/2020
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