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1. Sacralization of l5 vertebra. 2. Broadbased posterior disc bulge intending anterior thecal sac and causing left neural foraminal narrowing at l4-l5 3. Posterior disc bulg intending anterior thecal sac. 4. Mild right facet joint effusion at l4-l5 Epidural steroid injection is given but that is not useful for pain relief. Thinking of getting ozone injection. I heard by taking ozone injection disc will be inactive. Will this cause any issue Pleas suggest
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Take medicine Tab. Beplex Forte 1TDS Cap. Gemcal Plus 1OD Tab. Ace Proxyvon1BD Cap. Rejunex Plus 1HS For 15days
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