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At L5/S1 level, there is diffuse disc bulge which is resulting in mild thecal indentation with moderate left and mild right lateral recess stenosis. what should we do
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Please consult an experienced physiotherapist who will assess and treat you accordingly. Please do not worry, it is fairly common problem and can be managed conservatively.
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