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Annular Fissuring
Posterocentral disc protrusion mildly extending into the adjoining bilateral subarticular zone with
thin annular fissuring is noted at L4-5 level, indenting adjoining anterior thecal sac space and
mildly effacing bilateral exiting nerve roots.
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
I would advise you to meet an orthopedician or a neurosurgeon. If the pain is persistent and unbearable you may have to undergo surgery, but if it's bearable I would advise physiotherapy and exercises, but eventually you will require surgery for the condition.
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