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Arnd my t12 it feels as if the vrtbre is missing but rather its twisted. mri in 2012 shows 3 blging discs & blood pooled base my spine(?) pain since my teens now in my 40s. dont take opiates, did nvr agn! barely walk nw told its myofascial pain syn?
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If you have a history of low back pain, and you "barely walk now", this really needs to be handled ASAP. Myofascial Pain is a rather unlikely answer, and lumbar stenosis seems possible. Updated MRI can illuminate, physical therapy will help, and a physiatrist would be a good choice.
Answered 5/30/2021
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