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Primary lumbar canal stenosis L2, L3, L5. Osteophytosis at various cervical lumbar levels. Diffuse bulge L1-2, L2-3 and pivd L4-5 discs,

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Dr. Vikas Anand Orthopedist 13 yrs exp Ludhiana Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vikas Anand

Orthopedist 13 yrs exp Ludhiana

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Hi yes, u have significant disc pathology, kindly get a conservative management and physiotherapy first, if not solved ur problem, den go for a surgery. Dr vikas Anand, pancham hospital, ludhiana.

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