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I had a lumbar microdisectomy of l4 l5 and its been three weeks now however I have persistent leg pain and it has restricted my mobility. The doctor says its because of fragments of disc material which had inflamed the nerve and the pain would subside gradually. Plz confirm what could be the reason of me having persistent leg pain after microdisectomy.
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