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Listhesis l4-l5

2017-01-27 04:14:02
Sir,I have listhesis at l4-l5 and sacrilization of L5 has also been found recently. It's been more than 3 years. Now the pain has started radiating to my right leg. It's becoming difficult to walk for long time. I have consulted various orthopaedic doctors and they all are of the opinion that bone fusion surgery is the last resort to my problem. In this context, I want to know if any non surgical treatment is there for this problem??
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if you are so symptomatic then surgical treatment would be the best treatment option for you

Answered2017-01-27 07:08:27

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