Mild scoliosis of spine

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I have mild scoliosis of spine to the right. disc bulge b/w L4- L5 . can you help me with what kind of exercise can i do at my home.

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Dr. Hithysh BM

General Physician 5 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello you need to be examined in detail consult orthopedician and physiotherapist for further evaluation and treatment.

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Dr. Rajkannan P (PT) Physiotherapist 19 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rajkannan P (PT)

Physiotherapist 19 yrs exp Bangalore

We need to know what is the reason for your pain. Is it scoliosis or disc pathology? Even in scoliosis, it's the muscles and joints that cause pain. So you need to meet a well informed physio..

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