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My mri came back as severe degenerative discs could it be from all those years of sleeping on my stomach ? pinched nerve bothering me down to my hand?
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Your MRI apparently demonstrates wear and tear arthritic degeneration which is chronic. This has nothing to do with your sleeping position. Do get a surgical opinion regarding the hand issues.
Answered 7/8/2023
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