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Lower back pain
MRI Report summary: Acute Schmorl's node with type I modic endplate changes at L4 vertebral body.Diffuse bulge with left paracentral protrusion of L4-5 disc indenting thecal sac,mildly impinging on left traversing L5 nerve root and compromising neural foramina.
Can this condition be treated completely under physiotherapy?
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Yes absolutely. If pain is constantly there please visit a physio.
Also start doing these exercises as they really help in strengthening back.
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exercises should be done on regular basis.
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Yes it is completely treatable with physiotherapy treatment, as it requires some posture correction, strengthening exercises, precautions etc.
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Yes definitely : It is treatable
May be at work ( you not sitting in a correct posture )
You are sitting more on 1 buttock
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Plz visit Physiotherapy Clinic
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Get an posture evaluation done
Learn how to sit correctly @ work or doing household chores in correct way
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Do the cat/cow stretch. Get on all fours, with your arms straight and your hands directly under your shoulders; your knees hip-width apart.
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