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Low back pain , urinary incontinente
MRI report
Postero-central disc protrusion at L4-L5 level indents the thecal sac & abuts bilateral traversing nerve roots
Posterior disc bulge at L3-L4 level abuts the thecal sac without neural compression.
Mild posterior disc bulge at L5-S1 level abuts the thecal sac without neural compression.
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Hi.
Do u have any symptoms?
If yes please elaborate.
MRI reports may show something which may or may not be corroborated to ur symptoms.
So please discuss with ur doctor ur visit hospital.
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What are your complaints. As per the MRI report, there is nerve compression at multiple levels with significant compression at one of the levels.
Next Steps
Treatment can be planned based on the symptoms you're experiencing. If symptoms are mild, you can start with conservative management including hot fomentation, analgesic and muscle relaxant tablet, calcium and vitamin d supplement. If symptoms are severe, you may require surgical decompression at the level of compression..
Health Tips
Take bed rest, avoid sitting down, avoid heavy work, avoid Indian toilet, avoid stair climbing and descending..
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