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I was diagnosed with diffuse disc bulge in L4-L4 pressing nerve roots. I never experienced any pain just tingling in legs . I took physiotherapy and exercise and now things are better. I can walk easily I can even jog and do all activities except sleeping on my stomach and sitting on chair in relaxed position. Whenever I do these I experience tingling again which goes away as soon as position changes. I do knee to chest, leg raise back extension, cow cat position everything. I go for walk even slow jog not an iota of pain its just Tingling at some position which is making me worry Please advice what to do ?
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