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Bilateral paramedian disc protrusion

2018-09-16 08:12:26
I have my MRI report that has impression of bilateral paramedian protrusion at L4-5 intervertebral level intending exiting L5 nerve root on both side. What does it mean and how it is treated?
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Do you have any symptoms of back and leg pain ? If MRI is done for 100 people routinely above 40 yrs - 30% May have similar findings which doesn’t need any treatment. For further management - go for online consultation .

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