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Spondylolisthesis grade 1 at L5 S1 level
Is spondylolisthesis permanent? I m taking treatment from last 6 month and still have mild pain . I can't sit on stool aur bed without support more than 10 minutes as it cause pain. And i feel a mild protruding my spine bone at low back level.
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There is no conservative way of reducing the slip.
Mostly treated surgically
If you are young, get it fixed surgically .
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Consult online with xrays and mri
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Excess slip can cause paralysis.
Risk is always there
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Spondylolisthesis is a structural problem. And it’s pretty common. (Normally every 5 in 100 people have it. 50% of Eskimo have it)
Mostly it’s asymptotic.
Before commenting any further I would like to see a dynamic x ray of your lumbar spine.
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You can take analgesic. Locally apply spray.
Hot fomenting.
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If problem persist better consult specialist
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