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My MRI Report Shows Diffuse Annular Bulge. What Treatment Should I Take?
hi!i am 19 years old. i am suffering from lower back pain on right side from one month. MRI report shows diffuse annular bulge at L4-L5 toL5-S1 level causing sever compression in bilateral neural foramina .what precaution and treatment is to be taken ???
Mon, 4 Jul 2011
hello dear ..u will b compleltely cured of the compression n pain wit the help of homeoapthic medicine..
consult a homeopath
god bless..
drvigsclinic@gmail.com
consult a homeopath
god bless..
drvigsclinic@gmail.com
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DEAR PT
avoid acute forward bending,because in your case chances to prolapse of disc is more with this position,no doubt it can be cured without delay,no operation,no incision,no gen anesthesia ,only day care interventional percutaneous intradiscal nucleotomy with rf probe,just 1 hrs get back your home same day,no need of any prolong rest
avoid acute forward bending,because in your case chances to prolapse of disc is more with this position,no doubt it can be cured without delay,no operation,no incision,no gen anesthesia ,only day care interventional percutaneous intradiscal nucleotomy with rf probe,just 1 hrs get back your home same day,no need of any prolong rest
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Hi
You have prolapsed disc disease..meet a neurologistor or neurosurgeon immediately to avoid future worsening. he/she will give you medications for pain relief. he might advise you to receive Physiotherapy which will relieve your pain soon and strenghthen your back. Avoid lifting weights, squatting or sitting on floor, bending your back for eg while picking objects lying on ground.
You have prolapsed disc disease..meet a neurologistor or neurosurgeon immediately to avoid future worsening. he/she will give you medications for pain relief. he might advise you to receive Physiotherapy which will relieve your pain soon and strenghthen your back. Avoid lifting weights, squatting or sitting on floor, bending your back for eg while picking objects lying on ground.
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