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2019-01-06 06:22:40
My MRI report says : postero Central disc bulge at L5-S1 level indenting the anterior thecal sac causing compromise of bilateral lateral recesses , neural foramina and abducting the bilateral S1 nerve roots. Kindly tell me the severity of my problem.
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consult a neurosurgeon.... share ur mri

Answered2019-01-11 02:50:19

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U may develop FOOT DROP SO BETTER CONSULT A NEUROSURGEON

Answered2019-01-06 08:03:48

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