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MRI report Mild posterior disc bulge at L4-L5 level causing ventral thecal sac indentation. Right subarticular disc protrusion at L5-S1 level causing ventral thecal sac indentation, right lateral recess and neural foraminal narrowing with right traversing and exiting nerve roots indentation. As advised by treating doctor, doing core strengthen exercise, stopped lifting weights, pending forward and few things. Taking PREGANERVEM daily at night and if pain increase Dr. Advised to take Myoril Maxx as well. Now as per this MRI report , will there be any threat for nerve roots or any severe damage can happen? Pls advise.
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If patient is doing well with medications, then it is fine.
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Continue the treatment you’re on. That is the best treatment for you right now. But it’ll require 3-6 months of regular physiotherapy. And even after that you should continue the same. If there is no improvement or further damage, you can go for other modalities such as steroid injections or even operation.
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Mild problem in mri report.. So with medicine, rest and activities modifications... it will improve But it will take time
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