L5 S1 disck prolapse

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Asked for Male, 42 Years

I am suffering from L5S1 disc prolapse.and having severe pain from.back to.leg Can u advice what is the treatment?

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Dr. Sandip Gupta Orthopedist 37 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sandip Gupta

Orthopedist 37 yrs exp Delhi

you should get an MRI done to confirm diagnosis and consult an Ortho surgeon for advice on medicines and physiotherapy. Avoid forward bending weight lifting and sitting on floor and maintain good posture. If the problem does not settle then surgery is a option in 10% of cases.

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