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How To Relieve From Pain Caused Due To Disc Osteophyte, Neural Foraminal Stenosis?

hi what is moderate to severe bilateral uncovertebral arthosis with a left paracentral disc osteophyte complex causing moderate right and moderate to severe left neural foraminal stenosis with obliteration of the left rateral recess. Is there any way I can relive my pain doc?
Fri, 14 Oct 2016
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Hi you have what we call secondary spinal canal stenosis with uncovertebral arthrosis , (L) paracentral Disc with obliteration of Left Lateral recess. In my clinic I would you on pain killers , muscle relaxants , pregabalin , lumbar belt and physiotherapy. If there is no adequate response in 3-4 weeks i would contemplate next course of action - Epidural steroid or surgery.
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How To Relieve From Pain Caused Due To Disc Osteophyte, Neural Foraminal Stenosis?

Hi you have what we call secondary spinal canal stenosis with uncovertebral arthrosis , (L) paracentral Disc with obliteration of Left Lateral recess. In my clinic I would you on pain killers , muscle relaxants , pregabalin , lumbar belt and physiotherapy. If there is no adequate response in 3-4 weeks i would contemplate next course of action - Epidural steroid or surgery.