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I have a herniated disc at my L4 L5 . I might be ending up with the surgery as I have tried all the other method. Who does the surgery at Fortis hospital, Bannerghatta Road and what are the types of surgery available. If microdisectomy who does it?
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Can I see your mri reports.. I will let you know whether u require surgery or not . I have treated many cases through Physiotherapy.
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Long standing and long sitting should be avoided.
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