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All I saw was that you have an anal fissure.
Anyone who has spent a lifetime of doing stuff is going to show some wear and tear on their body.
Not to the extent of your anal tearing, but at least some normal and expected damage.
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Anyone who has spent a lifetime of doing stuff is going to show some wear and tear on their body.
Not to the extent of your anal tearing, but at least some normal and expected damage.
I work out (*LMFAO music playing*)
10-05-2022, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta⏩
I’m going to roll up on your house in my wheelchair and burn it to the groundAll I saw was that you have an anal fissure.
Anyone who has spent a lifetime of doing stuff is going to show some wear and tear on their body.
Not to the extent of your anal tearing, but at least some normal and expected damage.
I work out (*LMFAO music playing*)
Anyone who has spent a lifetime of doing stuff is going to show some wear and tear on their body.
Not to the extent of your anal tearing, but at least some normal and expected damage.
I work out (*LMFAO music playing*)
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Mostly begnign and common findings, perhaps some credence to L4L5 disc bulge if clinical symptoms coincide commensurately.
Otherwise, ignore MRI. MRI is given way too much weight for its findings w/ respect to most pain conditions
Otherwise, ignore MRI. MRI is given way too much weight for its findings w/ respect to most pain conditions
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
This guy knows what he's talking about. I've seen MRIs way worse than yours where the person has none or minimal pain. If your symptoms are too much for you to handle get surgery but if you can work through it do core strengthening and PTDepends on your level of pain and mobility. I'm getting a discectomy done on Nov 8th for a L3-L4 far lateral protrusion. As far as your MRI, your bulges are not really that bad although the tears do mean the inner disc is trying to work its way out. If you arent severe pain and its not debilitating, Id focus on core strengthening exercises and deloading the discs so the disc material retracts back in. Look up exercise that do that, they help.
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Originally Posted By 401Delta⏩
Bro it says he has a small protrusion, you kinda have to be a bottom when dealt those cardsAll I saw was that you have an anal fissure.
Anyone who has spent a lifetime of doing stuff is going to show some wear and tear on their body.
Not to the extent of your anal tearing, but at least some normal and expected damage.
I work out (*LMFAO music playing*)
Anyone who has spent a lifetime of doing stuff is going to show some wear and tear on their body.
Not to the extent of your anal tearing, but at least some normal and expected damage.
I work out (*LMFAO music playing*)
10-05-2022, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
Depends on your level of pain and mobility. I'm getting a discectomy done on Nov 8th for a L3-L4 far lateral protrusion. As far as your MRI, your bulges are not really that bad although the tears do mean the inner disc is trying to work its way out. If you arent severe pain and its not debilitating, Id focus on core strengthening exercises and deloading the discs so the disc material retracts back in. Look up exercise that do that, they help.
Originally Posted By FlexLex⏩
Pain is manageable most days. There are days and nights where walking around is difficult and I don’t sleep much because tossing and turning hurts me enough to wake up.Mostly begnign and common findings, perhaps some credence to L4L5 disc bulge if clinical symptoms coincide commensurately.
Otherwise, ignore MRI. MRI is given way too much weight for its findings w/ respect to most pain conditions
Otherwise, ignore MRI. MRI is given way too much weight for its findings w/ respect to most pain conditions
But they’re infrequent
10-05-2022, 12:53 PM
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Avoid surgery at all costs. That’s a can of worms you don’t want to open unless 100% absolutely necessary.
Get multiple opinions and seek help also from corrective and strength coaches.
Get multiple opinions and seek help also from corrective and strength coaches.
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Originally Posted By Vhagar⏩
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
Jesus dude. You held out longer than I could have. If I had those symptoms for 6 weeks and hadn't shown improvement I'd be scheduling surgery. Good luck brother.I agree. Unfortunately for myself for four years I havent been able to run or do any explosive athletic movements. For the last three months I havent been able to tie my left shoe in the morning and have to wait until im at work and little warmed up to bend down and tie it. Then it went out on me again last month, so I've given up hoping it improves. Fingers crossed the discectomy does something.
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10-05-2022, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
Mine have rarely reached these levelsI agree. Unfortunately for myself for four years I havent been able to run or do any explosive athletic movements. For the last three months I havent been able to tie my left shoe in the morning and have to wait until im at work and little warmed up to bend down and tie it. Then it went out on me again last month, so I've given up hoping it improves. Fingers crossed the discectomy does something.
There have been a handful of times where I’ve needed to be helped out of bed. But again it’s infrequent
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I literally have no l4 and l5 discs. Had a bad blowout from heavy lifting and bad form. That was 7 years ago. Get flare ups 3-4 times a year where I'm incapacitated for 3 days and then have about 2 weeks before it gets 95-100% better. A bulging disc is a cake walk. Don't be dramatic, but also be smart about form.
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Originally Posted By SaltyDog920⏩
There are days where I sleep in 15 minute increments for a total of 2 hours because of the crippling pain. I've actually been in tears with 11/10 pain getting taken in for an injection that doesn't help. Thankfully the extremely bad flare ups aren't more than once a year.I literally have no l4 and l5 discs. Had a bad blowout from heavy lifting and bad form. That was 7 years ago. Get flare ups 3-4 times a year where I'm incapacitated for 3 days and then have about 2 weeks before it gets 95-100% better. A bulging disc is a cake walk. Don't be dramatic, but also be smart about form.
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