Herniated disc bulge

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

Herniated disc bulge (l4-l5),angular tear(l5-s1)in these areas heavy leg pain &foot nerves also heavy pain ,he could not walk

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Dr. M. Kodeeswaran Neurosurgeon 23 yrs exp Chennai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. M. Kodeeswaran

Neurosurgeon 23 yrs exp Chennai

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This is due to the herniated disc producing irritation of the adjacent nerves causes pain in the area where the nerve goes - leg.. For this you should consult a neurosurgeon and get his advice or upload the images in the private consulting area. You need to take rest and physiotherapy.. Based upon the images I can suggest you further course of treatment. Regards

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