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Hi Benny,
I'm not qualified to give a diagnosis, I'd perhaps let Dr Schechter look over them and give you his opinion.
From Dr Sarno's work, it is known that that there is no colleraration between spinal abnormalities and pain.
Just a suggestion, you may want to ommit your personal information from the scan, to protect your own privacy.
All the best
Mike
I'm not qualified to give a diagnosis, I'd perhaps let Dr Schechter look over them and give you his opinion.
From Dr Sarno's work, it is known that that there is no colleraration between spinal abnormalities and pain.
Just a suggestion, you may want to ommit your personal information from the scan, to protect your own privacy.
All the best
Mike
Benny562562
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Thnx Mike, i omitted it
Aaricia
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Hi Benny,
If you could only see my left wrist MRI results
And all the torn ligaments were unable to be operated. I only fixed one cartilage and that's it. I have to live with it. A lot is going on there but I'm doing perfect!
MRI is very precise scan - it will always find some unperfections.
Take care and good luck!
If you could only see my left wrist MRI results
And all the torn ligaments were unable to be operated. I only fixed one cartilage and that's it. I have to live with it. A lot is going on there but I'm doing perfect! MRI is very precise scan - it will always find some unperfections.
Take care and good luck!