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Is It Normal to Have Bulged Disc In Lower Back? L4 L5

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Is It Normal to Have Bulged Disc In Lower Back? L4 L5 Posted: 07-16-04 19:10pm


Hello, my hurt my back at work and went to wc doctor, he sent me for an mri, he said that I had abulge in l4 l5, and he said that was normal. I was just wondering if this is normal? Thanks----sc20fan

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