L5 S1 disc herniated and Both legs pain

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I am suffering from L5S1 disc herniation past 1.5 years ... From that lower back pain and legs pain like hell and from 2 days "sometimes" I am feeling no strength in legs while walking. I was advised Pregaba , painkillers and shelcal OS tabs...but those medicines given temporary pain relief. And mainly I am not able to take Pregaba because it's giving lots of side effects. I am requesting for all doctors.. Please give me permanent solution for my problem without surgery. Because I am not yet married...

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Dr. Samson (PT) Physiotherapist 18 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Go for physiotherapy Treatment Traction for lower back and once the pain is reduced u can strengthen ur lower back by doing some mat exercise

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