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2016-03-22 13:17:21
My wife is suffering from Disc prolapsed L4/L5 and she's under physiotherapy but not improving.. Any other suggestions
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Disc prolapse and it's neurological involvement is a complex thing. Answering your question for suggestion can be given only by examine the patient. I can suggest only after examine her l, see her reports to make a proper diagnosis and treat.

Answered2016-03-23 09:08:46

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