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All disc bulged in lumbar region

2024-12-17 17:05:48
After mri it is showing that my all lumber dis has nominal bulges except for l4-l5 which has diffuse posterior bulge and affecting nerve roots. I have lower back pain and numbness in my left leg. . Can i ever go back to normal. I am only 25 . Can i live with this condition for life long?? Plzz help
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With a combination of medication and good physiotherapy with lifestyle changes 80 % of lumbar disc problems can be managed.The rest require some form of surgery
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Give adequate trial of medical therapy before opting for surgery

Answered2024-12-18 11:42:57

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