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Sleepdisk disk herniation

2018-06-06 10:07:44
MRI report attached. Can it be treated without operation. MRI photos are attached with it with detail of mri
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Dear Sir, The treatment of Potts spine is more dependent on the clinical findings, rather than a MRI report, i request you to consult a Spine surgeon or an orthopaedician, if you are not satisfied with the opinion of one go to another and seek opinion, because keeping without surgery for a condition that needs surgery, can cause problems for you, so consult in person.
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Answered2018-06-06 13:32:33

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The vertebral canal status is OK. If you have radiculopathy , this suggests root compression which is also suggested by the MRI. Try conservatively for 6 weeks . Else decompression is the answer for you.

Answered2018-06-06 11:56:06

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