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Is it normal for mris to say things like facet fluid disease. disc bulging with abutment, degeneration. hemangioma with abutment. desiccated discs. my pcp said its normal. yet i cant walk. what do i do?
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The findings on the MRI might correlate with back pain, but do not explain why you "can't walk". A second opinion from a physiatrist or a neurologist is recommended.
Answered 6/29/2023
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