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Suffering with Multiple disc bulge at lumbar spine.. Would like to know if it requires surgery or it's curable with physio therapy
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Surgery at 32 ?............never
Manipulative physiotherapist,can push the bulged disc, back to its,normal place,
Try it
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If u hv multiple disc Buldge for how many disc u will go for surgery.. MRI Reports are not considered alone to take a decision about surgery.
Your Physical Abilities are Better Reveling your Exect Condition. If your Legs are Getting weak due to Sciatic Nerve Compression and you are feeling altered Sensation and is unable to Walk, you can chuse Surgery.
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Also Surgery is not Always the Surety of Better Health after it. So many people never get Good Results even after surgery. So make sure that it's Strictly Required before going to make a big Decision.
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U can Try Physiotherapy for it. And it's Shows Better Results in almost all the cases. it dose not have any side Effects. Just U hv to Chuse the Right Physiotherapist for it, as these Case needs magic Hands and Right Treatment only.
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Firstly start physiotherapy treatment
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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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Hi.., ur condition seems to be curable with physiotherapy..
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visit an experienced physiotherapist
take pain relieving modalities
do supervised exercise sessions
learn n strictly follow posture n ergonomic advice..
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have plenty of fluids..
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Mri scans/reports is just for clinical correlation ,based on these reports one should not take decisions between surgery and Physio ,Physiotherapy will certainly help to great extent ..but if you have excruating pain 24/7,and tingling and numbess/Loss of sensation at one /two legs then surgery could be the better choice ..
So entire decision depends on symptoms only not on Mri
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We can treat disc bulges with physiotherapy. Need to do some manual therapy and exercise, sure it will help you.
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Dr. Priyanka Kumbhare (PT)
Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Physiotherapist
6 yrs exp
Pune
Start physiotherapy treatment it will help u to great extent
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