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PostPosted: 01/30/07 - 15:57    Post subject: Back pain, leg pain, foot pain, walking with a limp. Vote now! Reply with quote
L4and L5 show as buldging in an MRI. Dr. said that they aren't that bad. But, sometime I can't walk, I have pain in my legs and feet and I can't walk without a limp. I'm 58 years old and I was fine up to about the end of September of 2006.
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