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Lower back pain

2019-07-09 18:16:31
Problem of lumber disc L3,4,5and S1disc bulging. Canal stenosis . Severe pain from back to legs. Spine surgery suggested by 2 orthopedic surgeon.
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Yes please undergo surgery believing your Surgeon. There is always complications associated with minor or major surgery and lots of benefits which your Surgeon will discuss with you.

Answered2019-07-10 12:21:57

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Yes get operated. Trust ur doctor. Don't go looking for options

Answered2019-07-10 06:16:09

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