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Hi, as per my MRI report, my left posterolateral disc bulges at c5/6 & c6/7 levels indenting the thecal sac with left forminal encroachment. Mild posterior disc bulges at c3/4, c4/5 & c7/d1 levels. Kindly suggest what does this mean & how can this be cured
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You did not write why you have done  MRI means symptoms because we treat according to symptoms that patient have. So please show near by orthopedic surgeon and get treatment.
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