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What Does My X-ray Report Indicate?

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Posted on Thu, 3 Aug 2017
Question: Had spine problems which i over passed. Then I broke my left hip joint which was partially replaced. One leg is shorter than the other and i have i lot of pain in my knee,hip joint and spine. I have attached a knee MRI.I was also told that i have minor fractures in my spine.I have to help my husband with has parkison which is a significant amount of work fact that gives my unbearable pains. Tries physical therapy and two injections but did not help. Any comnents solutions.



XRAY OF THE LEFT KNEE STANDING
Low degree of degenerative knee lesions.
Satisfactory maintenance of the interplanar space
Mild calcifications of quadriceps TENDON


XRAY LUMBAR SPINĪ•


MILD SOLIOSIS OF THE THORACOLUMBAR SPINE.
LOSS OF HEIGHT OF THE L2,L3 AND L4 VERTEBRAL BODIES .
DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE L-SPINE WITH THE FORMATION OF OSTEOPHYTES AND NARROWING OF THE INTERVERTRBRAL SPACES.
No change in comparison with examination dated 16/01/2017
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Answered by Dr. Aashish Raghu (25 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Multiple osteoporotic fractures

Detailed Answer:
Hi there

Thanks for the query

I have read your query and give through all your reports.

It appears that you have severe Osteoporosis of the bones of your spine.

There are multiple compression fractures because of the Osteoporosis.

I would recommend you get your Vitamin D levels checked.

Also do get a DEXA Scan done to find out the strength and density of your bones.

You may require Bisphosphonate and PTH therapy to strengthen your bones to prevent further fractures. Calcitonin nasal spray can give your since relief from the bone pains. You need to use a lumbosacral belt to support your back.

Please provide more informative of the injections that you received after which I can guide you to taking the next step in reducing your symptoms and preventing further fractures.

Regards,

Dr.Aashish Raghu

Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.

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What Does My X-ray Report Indicate?

Brief Answer: Multiple osteoporotic fractures Detailed Answer: Hi there Thanks for the query I have read your query and give through all your reports. It appears that you have severe Osteoporosis of the bones of your spine. There are multiple compression fractures because of the Osteoporosis. I would recommend you get your Vitamin D levels checked. Also do get a DEXA Scan done to find out the strength and density of your bones. You may require Bisphosphonate and PTH therapy to strengthen your bones to prevent further fractures. Calcitonin nasal spray can give your since relief from the bone pains. You need to use a lumbosacral belt to support your back. Please provide more informative of the injections that you received after which I can guide you to taking the next step in reducing your symptoms and preventing further fractures. Regards, Dr.Aashish Raghu