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Ligamentum flavum hypertrophy

2019-07-23 11:28:32
I have diagnosed with multiple lumbar  ligamnetum Flavum and couple of disc bulges in lumbar region. I am facing extreme lower back pain with bowel, bladder and Ed. My age is 30, so I just wanted to know only surgery is the option to cure this completely?
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Yes go for surgery if things are not getting controlled with Medicine Link 1: https://youtu.be/ep8KsyqHZaM Link 2: http://www.jjplushospitals.com/drDnyaneshwarDeshmukh.php

Answered2019-07-28 04:35:52

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