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Pain in right back to thigh
Sur..i have attached my mother xray report..is anything serious shown in xray??bcz one Dr told me for ultrasound..she is getting pain right side.. please tell me anything serious in xray..why he told me for ultrasound after seeing the xray report.plz tell
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There is reduced disc space at L5-S1 which is sign of disc prolapse.
You can go for MRI L/S spine.
The ultrasound would have been suggested as a therapy for the back pain.
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Dr. Rajinder K Sharma
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The treating doctor has to rule out many diseases which has same symptoms as of spine of your mother so get it done
Consult me Dr Rajinder Sharma senior Orthopaedic surgeon — Sarhind Orthopaedic Multispeciality medical centre SCO 23 sector 33 D market Chandigarh(UT) 42 years expertise search browse on goggle and practo website Tks
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