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Suggest Remedy For Disc Bulge
I was having pain in my lower back and subsequently hip are in the right side, As per my physiotherapist s suggestion I had went to MRI and the impression as follows..Disffuse disc bulge with ventral thecal sac indetation at L4-5 intervertebral disc causing secondary canal stenosis.Bilateral L4 neural foraminal compromise secondary to diffuse disc bulge at L4-5 disc with mild impingement of the right L4 nerve root.Diffuse disc bulge with ventral thecal sac indentation noted at C3-4 and C5-C6 intervertable disc levels.Kindly suggest how severe it is and can it be cured with out any surgery.
Mon, 28 Mar 2016
hi,
I feel you need to focus on a non invasive method of getting rid of pain issues and come back to normalcy of activities of daily living.
you need to strengthen your back and do some core strengthening exercises. also not to ignore you need to strengthen your lower limbs as well. it might take a little time of 12+/- but you can be get helped with exercises and even may not need surgery if your body performs well and accepts the exercises. you can surely use the physical therapist service for any physical modalities as well and a guided exercise under supervision.
I wish you a speedy recovery and a bright future.
thank you
I feel you need to focus on a non invasive method of getting rid of pain issues and come back to normalcy of activities of daily living.
you need to strengthen your back and do some core strengthening exercises. also not to ignore you need to strengthen your lower limbs as well. it might take a little time of 12+/- but you can be get helped with exercises and even may not need surgery if your body performs well and accepts the exercises. you can surely use the physical therapist service for any physical modalities as well and a guided exercise under supervision.
I wish you a speedy recovery and a bright future.
thank you
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