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Lower Back Problem, L3 L4 Prolapse, Tried Physio And Hydro Therapies, No Help. Alternative Medication ?

Hi Doctor,I have a problem with lower back,L3 L4 prolapse left hand side,done it 8 years ago.I have seen a Professor Gabreill here in Australia over 3 years ago,and nothing can be done for it he stated.I have had a back break down again three weeks ago and its still causing problems,I do physio and hydro threapy its seems to be easing the pain,is there any other medicatoins a availible that do not cause drowesyniess and help me cope with the consistant pain,am 56 years young and fit however I work full time and it seems to be getting wors
Wed, 13 Mar 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
hi ,
over the period of 8 years, to know the status of your l3-l4 disc , you need to repeat MRI study consult orthopedic surgeon and get the MRI done .
accordingly the management can be decided
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Lower Back Problem, L3 L4 Prolapse, Tried Physio And Hydro Therapies, No Help. Alternative Medication ?

hi , over the period of 8 years, to know the status of your l3-l4 disc , you need to repeat MRI study consult orthopedic surgeon and get the MRI done . accordingly the management can be decided