L4 l5 disc bulge

2018-11-02 18:01:13
Hello Doctor, My mom having disc bulge problem L4 L5 since 3 months and we consult doctor they put traction and all but not recovered and last 5-6 days she is feeling numbness in right leg and severe pain in back. We consult to doctor again and they suggest surgery but my family want to take another consultation before surgery.Kindly suggest. .  .
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Answered2018-11-13 05:59:22

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Hello, We have Ayurvedic medicine treatment for your problem. No need for patients to get admitted and no operation or Panchkarma required. You can contact me online or offline for any questions or medication. You can visit our website www.drvoraclinic.in Tc

Answered2018-11-03 03:18:27

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No need surgry first You take ayurveda medicine  and  panchkarma therapy like kati vasti Consult  me online i will suggest you best treatment

Answered2018-11-03 02:10:56

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For such severe back problems consult some good Homoeopathic doctor around your residence. Coz too many pain killers will be not advisable. Try and avoid surgery as far as possible coz it itself have other risk factors involved. Level of complexity depends on MRI report. But since she is having numbness in her legs means there is nerve root compression.
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Till pain persists give complete bed rest . Bed rest will help her resolve the inflammation around the disc and release the compression on the nerve. Also try cold compressions if in acute pain.
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Avoid lifting weights, sleeping on hard surface She can start some core strengthening exercises only after her pain subsides

Answered2018-11-02 18:11:26

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