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Back pain ,gap in l4 l5

2016-07-24 05:06:19
I have been diagnose with gap in L4 and L5. And increasing towards l3. This condition has been from 3 years or so.Recently I have travelled from my place to Bangalore.The pain has come back. Please advise
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Hello.. Well you need to consult an orthopaedician and follow up regularly..you also need physiotherapy and need to continue the exercises told by them...rest is also important in such cases... consult an orthopaedician and get examined...them we shall decide...thank you

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