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    Left arm and left leg tingling during workout? ADVICE?

    started with a physical therapist told me to stregthen core and gave me a simple program to follow not crazy lifts but lately I been getting BOTH LEFT ARM AND LEG tingling numbness with NO PAIN.... what could have happen I don't lift heavy and have been working on stregething program.

    Im 28 and to young for surgrey i feel
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    At the C2/3 and C3/4 levels, the disk spaces are maintained. The disks are well hydrated with no evidence of herniation. The neuroforamina are patent
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    At the C4/5 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated. A 1.5 mm disk herniation is seen with an annular fissure (sequence 102, image 6) encroaching on the anterior subarachnoid space and both neuroforamina. Mild anterior vertebral spurring is noted.

    At the C5/6 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated. A 1 mm disk herniation is seen encroaching on the anterior subarachnoid space and both neuroforamina. Mild anterior vertebral spurring is noted.

    At the C6/7 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated. Posterolateral bulging of the disk is seen to the right with foraminal encroachment.

    At the C7/T1 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated with no evidence of herniation. The neuroforamina are patent.
    IMPRESSION:

    DISK HERNIATION AT C4/5 AND C5/6 LEVELS. 2. DISK BULGE C6/7 LEVEL.
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    Today i felt it in both cheecks on face... what could be happening
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    I would probably find a different physical therapist. The following article talks about gentle exercises for herniated disc recovery.

    https://backintelligence.com/herniated-disc-exercises/
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    But why u think its causing tingling in face and arm and leg
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    Originally Posted by BromanianDL View Post
    I would probably find a different physical therapist. The following article talks about gentle exercises for herniated disc recovery.

    https://backintelligence.com/herniated-disc-exercises/
    Those exercises are for a herniated disc in the lumbar spine. The OP has a small herniated disc in the CERVICAL spine.
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    Originally Posted by geo12x View Post
    started with a physical therapist told me to stregthen core and gave me a simple program to follow not crazy lifts but lately I been getting BOTH LEFT ARM AND LEG tingling numbness with NO PAIN.... what could have happen I don't lift heavy and have been working on stregething program.

    Im 28 and to young for surgrey i feel
    my MRI :.....



    At the C2/3 and C3/4 levels, the disk spaces are maintained. The disks are well hydrated with no evidence of herniation. The neuroforamina are patent
    .
    At the C4/5 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated. A 1.5 mm disk herniation is seen with an annular fissure (sequence 102, image 6) encroaching on the anterior subarachnoid space and both neuroforamina. Mild anterior vertebral spurring is noted.

    At the C5/6 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated. A 1 mm disk herniation is seen encroaching on the anterior subarachnoid space and both neuroforamina. Mild anterior vertebral spurring is noted.

    At the C6/7 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated. Posterolateral bulging of the disk is seen to the right with foraminal encroachment.

    At the C7/T1 level, the disk space is maintained. The disk is well hydrated with no evidence of herniation. The neuroforamina are patent.
    IMPRESSION:

    DISK HERNIATION AT C4/5 AND C5/6 LEVELS. 2. DISK BULGE C6/7 LEVEL.
    How do you relate the onset of symptoms to starting toe core program?
    Where in the arms is the numbness / tingling?
    When do you get the symptoms?
    The symptoms are not continuous?
    What other medical advice have you received?
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    Post workout friday it started

    Now its all over left arm running to
    Fingers and even my head and face!!!!
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    With the limited information you are giving, perhaps it is best to consult a doctor and not a forum.
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    went to er due to whole face tingling and around scalp... got cleared for NO STROKE. Now waiting to see a Neruro.....

    I hope its a fix for it without surgery..... lets see
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