Question
Hello Robert,
The results of my Myelogram read as follows:

The conus ends at T12-L-1. There are no filling defects within the thecal space and all the nerve roots appear to have a normal configuration.

At L3-4, There is a mild broad based disc bulge which is causing no significant central canal or neural foraminal compromise based on this examination.

At L4-5, there is also a broad based disc bulge identified which is mildly effacing the thecal sac but causing no significant central compromise. Sagittal and coronal reconstructed images reveal no focal defects or compression on the thecal sac to indicate significant disc bulge based on this myelogram study.

In plain English what does this mean?

Answer
Steve,
You basically have multiple spinal misalignments or subluxations which is causing instability in your spine and affecting the discs and if you are having any numbness or tingling in the legs or feet, then it is also effecting your nerve flow as well.
You would need to see a spinal specialist that also looks at the alignment and the nervous system as well.  If you would like me to refer you to a qualified Doctor of Chiropractic to further help you with this matter, then simply send me your town and state so I can find someone for you.
Yours in Best Health,
Dr Arnone
Upper Cervical Specific Doctor
Creve Coeur, MO 63141
314 995 5719