Why Is Your Back MRI Normal? | How To Really Know Cause Of Pain!

One of the most frustrating things is when someone is trying to find answers to their pain and then they get an MRI which their doctor tells them is normal. What the heck are you supposed to do them? Check this video out as Marc Musson DO, Interventional Pain Physician, discusses how to get to the bottom of your pain when you have a normal MRI.
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[@Pawnlust]

Would you consider moderate disc height loss to be painful? What about bulges in the 2mm range? What about mild facet hypertrophy or mild endplate changes? What is normal as far as radiological pain causes?

[@ianglen17]

I can’t believe the same thing has been going on since last year almost one year MRI they said I’m okay but I’m still in pain I cry a lot how can they said I’m okay this I’m struggling 😢😢😢💔💔

[@ChunkyShark813]

Same 2 years 2 months got 2 MRI done normal report but severe back pain

[@sumanshetty8611]

Anymore information about this please... suffering from same issue... please do reply doctor

[@BlackStonePhysicalMedicine]

Check out some of our other videos on iliolumbar ligament and sacroiliac ligaments. Those are often problematic when back pain is accompanied by normal MRI.

[@garrettlangmaid7965]

Have an issue on my right side mid upper back. Dealing with years. Got worse over time. Aches more and more as the day goes on. Normal MRI. Structure is healthy. Physio doesn’t work for 2 years straight. Please help

[@mariechosgaire6984]

Try an Osteopath to see if it helps.

[@BlackStonePhysicalMedicine]

Ya, could be a lot of things. Imbalance, osteopath could help. Or injury to supporting ligaments. Or posture over straining paraspinal muscles.

[@animehunter9663]

Same problem 😢

[@sumanshetty8611]

It will be really helpful 🙏 😔

[@BlackStonePhysicalMedicine]

Best of luck!

[@joeblow9548]

Trust me its an annular tear not showing on mri. I had 2 no dr was helping me flew to florida he did a discogram followed by ct pin pointed exactly what was wrong,,had my life back in 1 day

[@spiderjovi873]

Where florida?

[@skrakib807]

It is curable 100%

[@reubenadams3167]

Could you please read my mri ive had 5 so far and im at my wits end. I know you're probably busy but worth a try

[@anithantony4019]

Hi

[@BlackStonePhysicalMedicine]

Hey!

[@gjop-xm2xe]

It’s in your head not your back pay 500 at door NEXT😢