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Disc bulge L4-L5
I am having lower back pain from last 6 months .i am a working person and mostly lives in cold places .. Pain intensity changes with place & some time it vanishes .My pain is localised and does not transmit anywhere. What kind of physiotherapy will help me in it ? I am attaching my MRI & report herewith. Plz help me .
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Laser physiotherapy treatment will best option for you
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Proper excercises for grades strengthening of your back can help in preventing further disc bulge and painful phases. You can start with online therapy sessions with any spinal therapist.
We usually have specialized and customized PT and Yoga classes for such issues.
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Bulged disc can be pushed back to normal place. Consult a manual therapist near by. Good luck.
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As per your report it is a bulge.
Would like to know about other symptoms like ease or pain in moving in bed and around
Pain intensity etc
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No traction
No SWD
Both are outdated and counterproductive.
Increase movement
No bed rest as primary tool of treatment rather move around and drink lots of water .
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Your back pain is due to disc bulge. You should take electrotherapy and exercise therapy.
In electro therapy you will be given intermittent pelvic traction along with interferential therapy.
In exercise therapy you will be taught about back stretching and strengthening exercises.
You need to visit nearest Physiotherapy centre.
Avoid prolonged standing or sitting instead keep changing your posture.
Avoid bending activities.
Avoid lifting heavy weights.
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Dr. Avis Tayal (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
As I am structure Intigrator send me your picture from head to toe (front and back) to do posture correction by home exercise
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Dr. Palki Upadhya (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Hello sir
Please contact local doctor chiropractor he will help you completely you will get recover you can give my reference
Dr palki upadhya(Pune)
Dr name is Dr Aman Samir
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Ms. Minali Saikia (PT)
Physiotherapist
5 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hello sir,
As I studied your MRI it suggest a disc bulge that means the pain is due to that because of which muscles are also strained. You need to see a physio he/she can help you with proper exercise protocol which you need to follow to stengthen your back muscles. Also you can do hot fementations and back isometric exercises which is bridging that means lie down facing the ceiling bend your knees and raise your back hold for 5 secs.
Initially raise it only uptil its comfortable.
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Do visit a physio for a proper exercise protocol regime
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Do not get up from the bed with face towards ceiling first take a side turn and then get up. Plus avoid forward bendings it will aggravate pain
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