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Back bone problem
Currently I'm 40 year old women. I'm unable to walk without support. Sensation of underside of legs is more. X ray shows gap in l4 and L5 disc of backbone. Is this serious? Please suggest me.
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You need further evaluation to see any problem with nerve root compression. You might need MRI scan
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Yes it can serious meet physiotherapist
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This problem is neurological in nature as this is compressing your nerves at l4 and l5 level. Yes this can be serious issue if not treated properly,so for proper assessment and treatment you can consult us online.
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Mr. Faiyazuddeen Kuthbudeen (PT)
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U can visit a nearby physiotherapist who can give u lumbar traction followed by IFT for the back and will teach you exercises which u need to follow kindly wear a back support and avoid lifting heavy object and standing for a longer period of time
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