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61. WaterCooler
RSD . ughhhh but i have degernative disk from cspine to L-spine with bulging disks that showed up in 2000 on MRI and things
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arteries, recessed eye, optic nerve damage, shoulder impingement, rib cage dysfunction, C23,3-4,4-5,5-6, bulging disks, T7-8, herniated disk causing rib cage
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63. Acupuncture: Pain Management
problems at 70 years old. She has a bulging disk in her neck, has had Ulnar Nerve surgery in both arms, etc . The surgery got rid of
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My relative lives in Baltimore and has a tremendous amount of pain in her hands. She's played the piano all her life. Arthritis runs on her mother's side and she has all kinds of problems at 70 years old. She has a bulging disk in her neck, has had Ulnar Nerve surgery in both arms, etc.... The surgery got rid of the daggers of pain and prickles, but now she's left with just pain. Yesterday, she used her hands a lot to vacuum and play bridge, and could not get to sleep afterwards. She lives with the pain everyday. Doctors have diagnosed her disorder as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, and they are not sure exactly what is causing it, her bulging disk in her neck or something in her shoulder or the ulnar nerves? Nobody can help her and she's been to supposedly the best in the world, about 15 doctors in all. So, we are still looking for answers. I know a famous pianist who lost the use of his right hand and eventually fixed it, after 10 years, with acupuncture and other holistic medicine.

64. Fantasy Baseball: Player News Archive
16, Dayto-day, Nixon (bulging disk, pinched nerve) is tentatively scheduled to take batting practice for the first time this spring, the Boston Herald reports.
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65. Fantasy Baseball: Player News
ToDay, SKINNY Nixon (bulging disk, pinched nerve) is tentatively scheduled to take batting practice for the first time this spring, the Boston Herald reports.
http://games.espn.go.com/cgi/flb/request.dll?PLAYERNOTESARCHIVE&Param0=5731

66. CollegeSports.com - Women's Volleyball
After playing through the 2003 volleyball season with a bulging disk in her back, Lynch is ready for a healthy 2004 after recovering from offseason back surgery
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67. Is This Severe A Surgery Warranted? Surgery Scheduled For 4/21/00
I just found out about the bulging disks in the thoracic region of which the doctor wasn t aware of before. At T4-T5, there is a small central disk bulge.
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Topic Area: Neurosurgery - General
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Question Posted By: Carolyn on Wednesday, April 19, 2000
I am a 31 year old female with a history of a L5-S1 hemilaminectomy in 1991 and L5-S1 fusion in 1993. Recently, I have experienced increased nerve pain in the buttocks and down both legs. In addition, when sitting erect, if I move my lower back slightly, I can feel the bones move.
I was originally injured while in the US Navy and as such, the neurosurgeon from the NNMC in Bethesda, MD will be performing the operation at Walter Reed AMC on Friday - two days! (If you know the doctor, please do not tell him I wrote in as I don't want him to think I doubt his opinion.) They want to perform a L2-S1 fusion - removing all but the verterbral body, use pedicle screws and rods and bone from the bone bank to fuse the area. My concern is that this seems very intrusive and would just like to know if it seems appropriate. I cannot go on with the pain I have been experiencing, which has been increasing in severity almost parabolically since Nov. 1999, so I know I need to have something done.
I pushed to have the thoracic MRI due to radiating pain I experience at around the T11-T12 level - the level at which the back brace from the second operation ended. The doctor tells me the pain I have there is reference pain, but I am not sure I agree. I just found out about the bulging disks in the thoracic region - of which the doctor wasn't aware of before. I experienced a time when I had diarrhea for about six months and now only comes once in a while. I originally thought it was due to stress, however, could that be due to the herniated disks? As well, are there any questions I should ask the doctor with regard to those disks or the surgery in general? I want to make sure I am not being a guinea pig for surgeons who are preparing for private practice.

68. INSIDE HOCKEY - Inside Hockey Is The Ultimate Ice Hockey Site. Get Inside! NHL,
surgery. Over the summer, it was discovered that Nolan had a fractured vertebrae in addition to a bulging disk. Eventually, Nolan
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Owen Nolan is one of the most feared, intimidating, power forwards in the league. Just ask Howard Berger of the Fan 590 in Toronto. Nolan took issue with Howard for his reporting of Nolan's not-so-secret back problems. It seems Owen was a little upset that Berger made use of a taped interview he had granted, and chastised him in front of the other press at the Leafs training camp in Stockholm.
On tape, Nolan admitted that his back was still causing him problems, and that ultimately, the only successful treatment will be surgery. Over the summer, it was discovered that Nolan had a fractured vertebrae in addition to a bulging disk. Eventually, Nolan indicated, his back would simply "explode," and surgery would be the only option.
In an about-face the next day, Nolan stated that his back was fine, and that he was joking when he mentioned that his back could potentially explode at any time. That certainly makes sense. Who hasn't told the one about the exploding back before? I know my fractured kneecap joke always goes over well at parties.
So what was the reason for the change of heart? It has been speculated that Pat Quinn got ahold of Nolan after hearing his comments about the injury and admonished him for releasing details about his health. Quinn is notoriously tight-lipped about injuries, restricting all details to either an "upper body" or "lower body" injury.

69. PSI TECH, Inc. Technical Remote Viewing - Medical RV Session
At the L5S1 level, which appeared to be transitional, a hard bulging disk was found. There were no other pertinent operative findings.
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70. Types Of Musculoskeletal Disorders And Injuries
Radiculopathy (from either acute disk bulge or osteoarthritis), Nerve roots become irritated by pressure from a bulging disk or by narrowing between vertebrae.
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Eye and vision problems have been reported; in fact, eye and vision complaints are the most common complaints of computer users. Vision problems can contribute to the physical disorders listed below. We tend to position ourselves so that we can see the images on the monitor, keyboards and documents. However if our vision is blurry, we may lean forward and crane our necks to get a closer look . Such awkward positions increase the risk for physical disorders. It is therefore important to have regular eye check ups. In addition, computer work tends to exacerbate other vision problems. Special

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  • 72. Www.NFL.com - San Francisco 49ers Team News
    DE Carter to miss game due to bulging disk. NFL.com wire reports. SANTA CLARA, Calif. (Nov. Louis on Sunday with a bulging disk in his back.
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    CBS CBS SportsLine AOL home ... Official Team Site DE Carter to miss game due to bulging disk NFL.com wire reports SANTA CLARA, Calif. (Nov. 1, 2003) Defensive end Andre Carter is expected to miss the San Francisco 49ers ' game against St. Louis on Sunday with a bulging disk in his back. "I think he'll miss this game and the bye (next weekend), and I think he'll be able to go after that, knowing him," Erickson said. John Engelberger will move from left end to right end, and Chidi Ahanotu will move into the starting lineup. The 49ers also will be without quarterback Jeff Garcia , who will rest his sprained left ankle.
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    73. The Baseball Ticker 24 Week Of August 25, 2003
    in the air. Rick Reed (SP, Twins) Will likely miss the rest of the season with a bulging disk in the back. Eric Young (2B, Giants
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    The Ticker: Week of August 25, 2003
    by Jonathan Leshanski
    August 25, 2003 Remember that rosters expand on the first of September so a lot of the demotions that you may see are likely to be very temporary. Most players will be back by 9/1. This is also the last week for waiver deals like those that sent Sterling Hitchcock to St. Louis and Garrett Stephenson. Our two start pitching picks for the week: Roger Clemens (CHA, @BOS)
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    Jamie Moyer (TB, BAL) - great match-ups.
    Vincente Padilla (@MON, @NYN) Andy Pettitte (BAL, @BOS) Mark Prior (@STL, MIL) Brad Radke (@ANA, @TEX) Mark Redman (@PIT, MON) Shane Reynolds (NYN, @PIT)

    74. Disease Directory : About Me And My Bulging Disks, Spinal Cord Compression ...
    ruptured disk) c67 w/ cord compression and nerve bulging disk c3-4; Compression fracture (wedge) t12 Degenerative Disk Disease - multiple......
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    75. Welcome To Preferred Health Systems - Members
    Pain and/or numbness in back, arms, legs, which is intense as bulging disk presses on nerve. Comes on gradually with no improvement over two days.
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    Non-specific Backache: The vast majority of back pain is due to muscle strains and spasms, a strained ligament, or an inflamed joint. Often, there is no obvious cause. Causes may include trauma (such as sudden improper lifting or an accident/fall/injury) pregnancy viral infection poor posture tension/stress excess weight. Slipped/Prolapsed Disk: This back disorder actually involves a bulging of disk cartilagematerial (shock absorbers) between vertebrae (disks do not literally slip). It can be caused by one or a combination of factors, including trauma aging process structural spinal problems or a chronic underlying disease (these may include structural problems such as scoliosis or lordosis [curvature of the spine], or chronic diseases such as arthritis, osteoporosis, or kidney disease). Non-specific Backache: Pain and/or stiffness most often in the lower (lumbar) back region Immediate or gradual onset Continuous or intermittent in duration Slipped/Prolapsed Disk: Pain and/or numbness in back, arms, legs, which is intense as bulging disk presses on nerve

    76. Low Back Pain - Today --- HealthandAge
    Close to 40% of asymptomatic adults over 60 have one of the following abnormalities on MRI a herniated disk, a bulging disk, a degenerative disk, spinal
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    Low Back Pain - Today Summarized by Guy Heynen, MD
    August 10, 2001 (Reviewed: August 4, 2003) Natural course The vast majority of low back pain cases presenting to the general practitioner have a benign cause, evolution and outcome. Up to 70% of them are classified as nonspecific strains or sprains, and remission occurs within 2 weeks in 90% of those presenting with acute episodes. Low back pain tends to become chronic or recurrent in some patients, associated with depressive mood or symptoms, but even the majority of such cases have a good functional outcome. It's important, therefore, that patients are fully informed on the probable cause at the first acute episode, and reminded of it later, if and when recurrences occur. The pain of a herniated disk shows slower improvement than that of a sprain; about 10% require surgery for persistent pain lasting 6 weeks or more. Objective evidence for non-surgical regression of herniated disk within 6 months in two thirds of cases has been established by sensitive imaging technique. In contrast, spinal stenosis remains stable in 70% of cases, but progression is reported in 15%, and 15% show regression. Return to work after an acute episode is influenced by both socio-economic and clinical factors, and will be the subject of another article. Low back pain is rarely disabling. The diagnostic challenge The most important step in the diagnostic challenge is to detect an underlying treatable cause and then initiate its management.

    77. OCC-ENV-MED-L Archives -- August 2003 (#16)
    EDU From Verne Backus, MD, MPH vbackus@ADELPHIA.NET Organization Occupational Consultations Subject Re central bulging disk phenomenon Comments To
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    78. OCC-ENV-MED-L Archives -- July 2003 (#211)
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    79. Lef Medical Updates November 1998
    The release of these chemicals, and the pressure that bulging disks might exert on nearby nerves, may cause the pain associated with disk degeneration.
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    80. Good Op's
    I was hit by a car while sitting in a building about a year ago and have torn ligaments in my back, fractured vertebrea, 6 bulging disk and a herniation.
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