Doctor, one disc in my Lumbar Spine looks "black"..is it serious ?
A question I hear almost daily.
Let’s simplify it:
A “dark” or “black” disc on MRI simply means the disc has lost hydration — a natural part of aging, called disc degeneration.

It doesn’t always mean pain.
It doesn’t always need surgery.

Many people walk, run, and live full lives with black discs.
So please, don’t panic over your MRI scan.
Let’s treat the patient, not the picture.

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