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Spondylosis and lumbar loss in L.5 and S.1 will be curable in which type of treatment. Physiotherapy. Cold laser. Operation. In this three which one is better. Please doctots suggest me best.
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Dear Sir, the only thing that cures symptomatic spondylosis is surgery, But in cases where anatomical abrasion are less, physiotherapy has a great role., Also after surgery also physio will be needed.
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