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MRI study of Lumbo-sacral spine reveals- *Mild to moderate focal postero-central protrusion of L4-L5 dosc is seen compressing anterior thecal sac, bilateral lateral recesses obliteration & mild bilateral neural foraminal stenoisis leading to compression over cauda equona. *Mild to moderate spinal cannal stenosis at L4-L5 level *AP diameter of the spinal canal at D12-L1=19.7mm. L1-L2=19.4mm. L2-L3=17.9mm. L3-L4=17.0mm. L4-L5=9.4mm. L5-S1=13.9mm.
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The MRI suggests lumbar canal stenosis at L4-5 which means the the diameter of canal from where nerve roots exit has reduced. Hence, creating more pressure on the bunch of nerve roots (cauda equina).
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Please visit the nearby physiotherapist. Exercises will help in relives pressure on nerve roots and thus give you relief.
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Do not try any exercises randomly. Detailed evaluation of your symptoms will decide the exercise protocol.
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