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Diagnosed with antheriolisthesis grade 1
Can anyone help me with exercises and tips to rectify antheriolisthesis l5 s1 grade 1. What all precautions do I need?
Is lumbar belt advisable,m
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Chiropractic Mobilization will help.
Postural Correction-
Sit Tall,
Walk Tall,
Stand Tall.
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You can visit my clinic to learn the exercises best suited for your condition.
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Exercises intially should be done under proper guidance of physiotherapist .
A contoured LS belt must be used while travelling or sitting .
Use firm pillows under your knees to bend your knee to 45 degrees and rest in this position for min 1/2 hour .
Avoid sudden twisting or turning of your spine .
Avoid jerky movements , sitting on floor , impact sports like football , cricket must be avoided for sometime .
Rest would be taken care by your Physiotherapist.
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Exercises for antherioloathesis
1. Lower tummy strengthening.
2. Deep abdominal strengthening.
3. Bridge.
4. Pelvis tilt.
5. Lower back stretch.
6. Leg stretch.
7. Piriformis stretch.
Remember if you have pain then do not do these exercises, visit physiotherapy clinic and after proper assessment of the condition you can start the treatment, sometimes with electrotherapy it can be reduced
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Consult online with me
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Dr. Jacob Roshan Mathew (PT)
Physiotherapist
19 yrs exp
Bangalore
Anterolisthesis is a forward compromise or mild limitation of one of the sections of the spine. The grade1 is still very minimal.
Usually extension exercises are highly recommended for back pain but in your case, you will have to start with flexion exercises. You would also benefit from core stability exercise after initial mobilization exercises for 4 to 6 weeks. Swimming is also extremely beneficial.
In cases where there is frequent acute irritation then a belt is recommended for the acute stages.
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Dr. Saumi Satra (PT)
Physiotherapist
51 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi you'll need a regulated exercise regime for your back as well as your core , so that you strengthen those muscles which will help prevent and stop the listhesis at grade 1 only and reduce it as well.
Few of the exercises that can be done are :
Knee to chest exs
Table top position core exercise
Slow and gradual strengthening of the back start with static back , bridging exercise.
For details you can do an online consultation with me.
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