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Lower back pain stiffness and pain while
Hi having back pain since 3 months taking medicine as well doctor told to get an mri feeling back pain while standing more . Done mri pls check if anything serious
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Dr. Chindukuri Anudeep
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Yes there is an issues it’s not as simple at this age lysthesis may progress
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Dr. Mayank Daral
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6 yrs exp
Delhi
You have a small disc bulge at L4âL5 and a very mild forward slip (Grade-I anterolisthesis) at L5âS1 due to pars defect, but importantly there is no nerve compression, no canal narrowing, and no fracture. This explains pain and stiffness while standing, but it is a stable and manageable condition, not one needing surgery. Symptoms usually improve with posture correction, activity modification, core strengthening, and short-term medications. You can stay active, but avoid heavy lifting, bending forward repeatedly, and prolonged standing for now.
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