L5S1 IV Disc level

2021-08-27 18:03:29
My brother 39 yrs age facing heavy lower back pain and can't sit and walk from last 6 months. We had visited doctor and scan done and below is the scan findings. Diffuse disc dessication changes with diffuse disc bulge is noted at L5 S1 IV. Disc level causing milk intendation of thecal sac without significant spinal canal stenosis, spinal canal ap measures 10mm. Bilateral neural foramina appears within normal limits without significant impegenment upon the exiting L5 pr traversing S1 nerve roots. Is there a treatment available for this problem. Please suggest the types of treatment to solve his lower back pain.
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Answered2021-08-29 13:59:18

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hello MRI report says its mild and the canal diameter is maintained. I suppose your patient must be having back pain more than leg pain . I suggest you wear a L-S belt and some mild painkillers. If your leg pain is more than back pain in that case you maybe suffering from sciatica whose treatment is altogether different. I request you if u can elaborate more abt your symptoms and send films of the MRI
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Answered2021-08-28 02:32:17

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