Hi Doctors, I m male aged 31. I have been masturbating since my age is 14. From my age 25 I m suffering from Low Back Pain and Neck Pain that travel to shoulders. Every day morning after sleep, I feel so tired and entire body is so stiff. After doing some stretches only, I can continue my regular tasks. Doctor asked me to take MRI. This is the MRI Report. MRI SCAN OF WHOLE SPINE Sequences: Axial T2, Sagittal T1/T2, Coronal STIR and Whole spine survey protocol. Findings: Lumbar spine: The heights of vertebral bodies and alignment are maintained. Early osteophyte formation is seen. Mild scoliosis of lumbar spine noted with minimal concavity towards right side. L3/4 disc shows posterior bulge indenting the thecal sac. L4/5 disc shows posterior bulge with annular tear indenting the thecal sac and touching the traversing roots at the lateral recess, more towards the right side. L5/S1 disc shows posterior bulge with annular tear indenting the thecal sac and touching the traversing roots at the lateral recess. No evidence of pars defect. Facet joint appear intact. The ligamentum flavum show no hypertrophy. Bony canal measures 13 mm and above at all levels. Sacroiliac joints show no significant abnormality. Cervical spine: The heights of vertebral bodies and alignment are maintained. Early osteophyte formation is seen. Fat signal is seen at C7 vertebral body, in keeping with hemangioma. C3/4 level shows posterior bulge indenting the thecal sac. C5/6 disc shows diffuse posterior bulge with annular tear indenting the thecal sac. C6/7 level shows posterior bulge indenting the thecal sac. Thoracic spine: The thoracic vertebral bodies and discs appear intact. No major disc bulge or herniation seen. Fat signal is seen at T6 vertebral body, in keeping with hemangioma. Spinal cord shows no abnormal signal. No cord compression. Conus is seen at T12/L1 level. IMPRESSION: •     L4/5 disc – posterior bulge with annular tear indenting the thecal sac and touching the traversing roots at the lateral recess, more towards the right side. •     L5/S1 disc – posterior bulge with annular tear indenting the thecal sac and touching the traversing roots at the lateral recess. •     L3/4 disc – posterior bulge indenting the thecal sac. •     No major cauda equina compression seen. Now DOC says, I have problem in sacrolitis. Does this is related to excessive masturbation?? Kindly reply.