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L4 L5 disc problem

2022-04-25 09:30:17
My self sairam I'm facing right leg pain and back pain since 2 months... I attach MRI results please suggest me whats the next step
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Can be managed conservatively. Avoid heavy weight lifting.
Next Steps
Consult orthopaedic for medications.

Answered2022-04-27 06:47:06

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You can take a nerve block injection. The problem in MRI doesn't look too bad. The pain will settle with block.
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transforminal and epidural nerve block

Answered2022-04-25 10:19:08

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