Lumbar disc prolapse

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Asked for Male, 38 Years

I am 38 year old has Iam suffering from back pain L3-4 and L5-S1 discs indenting thecal sac from last one month I have problem I have consulta the doctor he has a advice me for surgery kindly suggest me any other kind of treatment

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Dr. Punnam Gupta (PT) Physiotherapist 27 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Punnam Gupta (PT)

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Hi It's very common problems. Surgery is decided only on complaints if you have severe pain tingling numbness then you think abt surgery. Other wise you can take some secession of physiotherapy and do some exercise for your spine I hope you will be alright.

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