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L3-4, l4-5 disc problem
Since 11may I have been suffering from back pain. The result of MRI is l3-4 l4-5 has problem. How can I treat that. Operation or physiotherapy which is best
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Hello sir, kindly upload your MRI report so that I can help you with best treatment. Thank you.
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