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Old 03-04-2010, 01:09 AM
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Default Hard to explain

Well, basically the disc sinks downwards or upwards into your bones. Could be from an infection, wrong size disc, osteoporosis... etc. etc. Mine is not bacteria and Dr. B did not do a bone density on my spine, so softer bones could be an issue or maybe the disc was the wrong size. At this point, I don't know and I am sure there are other reasons.


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Originally Posted by Minnesota View Post
Hi, could you please define subside.....did the disc fail or has the vertebrae failed? I am wanting to understand as I am in need of some sort of surgery due to advanced disc degeneration at multiple levels in both the lumbar and cervical. Subside by definition means to sink?
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