L4 l5 disc protrusion
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Disc Prolapse
Disc Prolapse is a degenerative condition where the nucleus pulposus part of the intervertebral disc protrude out of the normal confinement impinging on the nerve root or spin causing pain and or neurological symptoms
Back pain in women
Back pain in the women is the commonest symptom.
Neck Pain
Neck pain or cervicalgia is a common problem. It can be caused by muscular tightness in both neck and upper back. Neck pain can be caused by injury, stress or other health problems.
Back Pain
Pain that persists in the back longer than 12 weeks and attributed to degenerative or traumatized conditions of the spine which is the most common cause of activity limitation. Acute back pain comes on suddenly and lasts for few days to weeks and if it stays for more than 3 months it is called chronic back pain.
Spinal Stenosis Compressing The Spinal Cord
Spinal stenosis refers to the narrowing of the spinal canal anywhere along its axis. Although the disorder often results from acquired degenerative changes (spondylosis), spinal stenosis may also be congenital in nature. Stenosis of the central cervical and thoracic spine may result in myelopathy from cord compression. Lateral canal stenosis at any region of the spine may lead to nerve root compression. It is a condition in which the spinal canal narrows and compresses the spinal cord and nerves. This is usually due to the natural process of spinal degeneration that occurs with aging. Spinal stenosis can cause cramping, pain or numbness in legs, back, neck, shoulders or arms a loss of sensation in extremities and sometimes problems with bladder or bowel function. Spinal stenosis is most commonly caused by osteoarthritis related bone damages.
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Community Questions on L4 l5 disc protrusion
L4-L5 disc reveals diffuse posterior bulge thecal sac
hi sir
patient name shanti singh
referred by Dr.hemant chatterjee (orth ) bilaspur
mri scan of lumbosacacral spine
impression
L4-L5 disc reveals diffuse posterior bulge thecal sac
L4-S1 disc reveals diffuse posterior bulge with bilateral foraminal component,
indents both the exiting nerve root.
mild facetal arthropathy and ligamantum flavum thickening noted at L4-L5 and L5 -S1 levels
l4 l5 disk degenarations and l5 disk bulge
I am suffring with l5 disk bulge problem from may mont anwords
i am using I.L.Traction pain 80% relesed. but 20% pain is pending
what to do plese suguseted me
L4-5 disc herniation
I have a disc herniation at L4-L5 and nerve impingement. The pain is in right lower back area.
Finished a couple months of physio therapy, was on ibuprofens for a while and then got a nerve root block shot in November....The pain has now disappeared. I know it is just temporary relief. My doctor has suggested that he will do microdiscectomy, is that the right procedure?
Finished a couple months of physio therapy, was on ibuprofens for a while and then got a nerve root block shot in November....The pain has now disappeared. I know it is just temporary relief. My doctor has suggested that he will do microdiscectomy, is that the right procedure?
Bulging disc and degenarative disc at L4 L5
I am suffering from bulging disc of L4 L5.Got operated on sep 2008 and they removed the bulging portion.aFTER 1 YEAR IT STARTED PAINING AGAIN AND THE MRI results still show the bulging disc.What is the solution, wheather i can overcome this by exercise and proper medication or should i go for another surgery
slipped disc cum nerve disorder
Sir,
I am 31 year old female named Meera Rathi leave in kishangarh dist.Ajmer (Raj.) about 8 month ago i am feel pain in my lag and hips in diagnosis me found slip disk in "L-5,S-1" after this i take homeopathy,ayurvadic and naturopathy but no relief so please tell me what i do for slipped disc cum nerve disorder ? Please tell me earliar.Thanks
Meera Rathi
Bafno Ka Mohalla,
Kishangarh, Dist.Ajmer...
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Diethylamine Citrate
Local application to sooth pain in the following conditions: Lumbago, Sciatica, Disc prolapse, contusions, muscle strains, Painful musculoskeletal disorders, synovitis, neuralgia, and rheumatic disorders.
Diethylamine Salicylate
Local application to sooth pain in the following conditions: Lumbago, Sciatica, Disc prolapse, contusions, muscle strains, Painful musculoskeletal disorders, synovitis, neuralgia, and rheumatic disorders.
Magnesium Sulphate
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For eclampsia, IV use is restricted to control of life- threatening seizures.
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Replacement therapy in magnesium deficiency.
Adjunct in TPN.
Laxative.
Investigational: Inhibit premature labor (not a first-line agent).
IV use as an adjunct to treat acute exacerbations of moderate to severe asthma in clients who respond poorly to beta agonists. IV use to reduce early mortality in clients with acute MI (is given as soon as possible and continued for 24-48 hr).
Magnesium Sulphate - As Muscle Relaxant
Seizures associated with toxemia of pregnancy, epilepsy, or when abnormally low levels of magnesium may be a contributing factor in convulsions, such as in hypothyroidism or glomerulonephritis. For eclampsia, IV use is restricted to control of life- threatening seizures. Acute nephritis in children to control hypertension, encephalopathy, and seizures. Replacement therapy in magnesium deficiency. Adjunct in TPN. Laxative. Investigational: Inhibit premature labor (not a first-line agent). IV use as an adjunct to treat acute exacerbations of moderate to severe asthma in clients who respond poorly to beta agonists. IV use to reduce early mortality in clients with acute MI (is given as soon as possible and continued for 24-48 hr).
Phenyepherine
Systemic: Vascular failure in shock, shock-like states, drug-induced hypotension or hypersensitivity. To maintain BP during spinal and inhalation anesthesia; to prolong spinal anesthesia. As a vasoconstrictor in regional analgesia. Paroxysmal SVT. Nasal: Nasal congestion due to allergies, sinusitis, common cold, or hay fever. Ophthalmologic: 0.12%: Temporary relief of redness of the eye associated with colds, hay fever, wind, dust, sun, smog, smoke, contact lens. 2.5% and 10%: Decongestant and vasoconstrictor, treatment of uveitis with posterior synechiae, open-angle glaucoma, refraction without cycloplegia, ophthalmoscopic examination, funduscopy, prior to surgery.
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