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Posterior bulge of L4-L5 intervertebral
My husband is suffering from back pain since last 8-10 days. He has no other symptoms - No tingling or numbness in his legs. He is able to walk with or without pain. He is corporate professional and his job requires him to sit for long duration through out the day. 9 months back, due to an accident, he had PCL reconstruction surgery which is fine now. That accident didn't cause any issue with his spine as per detailed tests done during that time. It only impacted his right knee. Below is the result from MRI scan- Impression -Posterior disc bulges of L2-L3, L3-L4 and L5-S1 intervertebral discs, however not causing any significant thecal sac or nerve root compression. -Posterior bulge of L4-L5 intervertebral disc with indentation of bilateral traversing nerve roots. What is the above condition and is this serious? Is there non surgical treatment available?
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His back pain could be due to low vitamin d and b12 levels and not due to any spinal cord compression. Mri is just suggestive and chances are these findings are there in many people without symptoms as well. Get vitamins checked and take injectable supplements
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he will be fine. consult if needed
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Hello Kindly provide details of your husband like weight height age? Does he have to sit for long hours for work?
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Kindly consult for more appropriate evaluation and advice
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