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BAHave a herniated disc? Many people have herniated discs and experience no pain whatsoever. Some will experience a lot of pain or sciatica. There are many factors that impact the sensation a person feels and their perception of and intensity of pain. If you are experiencing numbness, tingling, loss on sensation, or loss of control of a limb, genetalia, bladder, or bowels, please see a doctor.
Maybe you had an MRI done for another reason and saw a herniated disc on the imaging report. This is called an “incidental finding”. These incidental findings can sometimes result in a person who was pain-free. As a result of the image, they may begin to experience pain. Our mind is a very powerful part of what we experience.
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