Spine Problem - My Back X Ray Shows The Loss Of L5/s1 Disc

Spine problem

Asked for Female, 42 Years

My back x ray shows the loss of L5/S1 disc space.i want to know that is this curable without surgery or operation?

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Ms. Vindhya A Sharma (PT)

Physiotherapist 20 yrs exp Gurgaon

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Yes. Regular Physiotherapy will be able to manage pain and other symptoms.

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