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nerve root damage

Nerve root damage (radiculopathy) is the irritation or injury of a nerve root where it exits the spinal cord. Typical causes include herniated discs, vertebral slippage (spondylolisthesis), or narrowing of the spinal canal. Symptoms include sharp, radiating pain, numbness, or loss of strength in the arms or legs.



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