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Bulge between l5 and S1

2019-03-24 11:31:35
I have a disc bulge between l5 and s1, How long does it take to heal if I am going through physiotherapy treatment. As per my MRI I can see little less fluid between d6 and d12 as compared to l1 to l5. So it is normal of I have some problem.
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What are your symptoms...back pain or leg pain....if leg pain..one side or both legs ..duration of symptoms...any tingling sensation in legs...can u bend forward without pain...how long can u stand, sit or walk?

Answered2019-03-26 03:30:07

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Need clinical detalis

Answered2019-03-24 11:37:43

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Please consult with detailed history and mri films.  The treatment depends on severity of symptoms.  You may need medication in addition to physiotherapy

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Please share MRI film

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