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Low back spine

2020-08-13 10:33:16
Doctor confirmed me that L4 and L5 disc has come out in the low spine so treatment need to be done asap and told not do any other exercises and all. My pain is heavier and has spread to down legs.
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Sciatica / disc pain can be managed very nicely with medicines , exercises and posture care and physiotherapy.

Answered2020-08-14 02:27:34

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Need to see MRI FILMS

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Need MRI films also more details

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