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MRI of lumbo-sacral spine
1. Diffuse disc bulge with postero central right paracentral disc protrution and annular tear causing thecal sac indentation at L4/5 with mild spinal canal narrowing, closely abutting right traversing nerve root and no neural foraminal narrowing. 2. Diffuse disc bulge causing thecal sac indentation at L5/S1 with adequate spinal canal and no neural foraminal narrowing.
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Physiotherapy treatment and stretching exercise or strength exercise of spine
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Manual therapy, lumbar extension and strengthening exercises
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Consult a physiotherapist
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Hot& cold Pack. Core strengthing Exercises
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If there is pain then visit a physiotherapist who will do mobilisation and help u in relieving pain by electrotherapy. Once pain decreases u can start doing these exercises . https://youtu.be/o0nvitlld_4
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Buged disc can be pushed back to its normal place using, manual therapy. For more info.visit naumika.com
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