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Regular back pain
X-ray report says
Changes of lumbar spondylosis &
Intervertebral disc space reduced between L3-L4 & L5-S1 level
Surgical clips seen in right upper abdomen
Paravertebral soft tissue shadows appear normal
Note:- about 6 months back I had a surgery & gallbladder was removed
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Your X-ray report indicates Lumbar spondylosis, which refers to age-related wear and tear affecting the lumbar spine. Additionally, the reduced intervertebral disc space at L3-L4 and L5-S1, suggests possible disc degeneration, which may contribute to back pain or stiffness.
The mention of surgical clips in the right upper abdomen is consistent with your gallbladder removal surgery six months ago and is a normal postoperative finding. The paravertebral soft tissues appearing normal is a positive sign, indicating no significant inflammation or abnormal masses around the spine.
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If you're experiencing back pain, stiffness, or nerve-related symptoms like radiating pain or numbness, it would be advisable to consult an orthopaedic specialist for further evaluation and possible physiotherapy or medical management.
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It is always better to have a professional evaluation and correlation of clinical and radiological findings.
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