Decreased  hydration and diffuse bulge of L4-5 intervertebral discs with mild indentation of central canal, lateral recesses and intervertebral neural foramina with no neural impingement.Define T2 hyper intense lesion at L3 in the body - hemangioma.
These are incidental findings of no likely clinical significance and would not be expected to explain symptoms of significant pain, numbness, tingling, or anything except the normal aging process which everyone experiences.  Disc bulges are not believed to be important unless clinical symptoms correlate to location of the bulge(s) AND there is some nerve root that is being compressed.  A hematoma is common radiographic finding and is a small collection of capillaries within an organ or tissue.  On the skin they look like tiny cherry spots but cause no harm and they don't convert into anything else. Usually believed to be there long before they are discovered.  Please rate this a 5-STAR ENCOUNTER and write me at