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Back pain causing nerve compression
At l4 l5 and l5 s1 level diffuse disc bulging
resulting mild indentation on thecal sac and b/l neural foramina. Straightening of lumbar lordosis. Multiple schmorls nodes seen in l3, l4-5and s1 level.
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Its Radiculopathy so it causes low back pain which radiates to the leg and also there are symptoms of nerve involvement so may have tingling sensation, numbness etc. Prognosis is slow as compared to normal back pain but with proper physical therapy exercises, proper precautions and using modalities , pain will surely reduce.
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must take all precautions should not bend forward and lift any heavyweight... correction of your posture is important.. the straightening of lumbar curve needs to be corrected by performing proper pelvic tilting.. and not to miss physiotherapy exercises
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