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Have Disc Diffuse Disease. Regularly Exercising. What Could The Problem Be?

Hi, Dr. i had neuro cardiogenic syncope before,nearly for 5 years.later it was diagonised has thyroidities,got cured after treatment.Now i have disc diffuse disease. i play golf twice in a week,three/four days walk on thread mill for an hour,and also swim occasionally.want know the reason why this disc problem is repeating every year?
my email is YYYY@YYYY
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srinivas

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Dear Srini,

Thanks for the query. Most of the time, these repetitive disc problems are a result of a previous injury with incomplete resolution of the inflammation; many times, a local steroid injection along with specific Physical Therapy can be advantageous.


Hope that helps, wish you the best,

Dr Brenes-Salazar MD
Mayo Clinic
Cardiology
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Have Disc Diffuse Disease. Regularly Exercising. What Could The Problem Be?

Dear Srini, Thanks for the query. Most of the time, these repetitive disc problems are a result of a previous injury with incomplete resolution of the inflammation; many times, a local steroid injection along with specific Physical Therapy can be advantageous. Hope that helps, wish you the best, Dr Brenes-Salazar MD Mayo Clinic Cardiology