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My MRI scan report shows : 1.right central disc protrusion causing minimal thecal sac indentation which is seen just abutting the spinal cord at c5-c6 level 2. disc protrusion causing subtle thecal sac indentation at c6-c7 level 3.disc protrusion causing subtle thecal sac indentation at c4-c5 level 4.disc protrusion causing subtle thecal sac indentation at L3-L4 level
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Hi..what are your present symptoms.. And since how long you are suffering..along with the reports clinically also we need to check. You can go to Physio to guide you with symptom related treatment.. And stretching and strengthening of your neck muscles..if you can provide me the details I can guide you more. Thank you.
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