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L4L5 & L5S1 problem
1- central disc bulge with annular tear is seen L5-S1 level indenting anterior thecal sac effacing bilateral lateral recesses & compressing bilateral neural foramina. AAP canal diameter - 1.2cm.
2- diffuse disc bulge with annular tear is seen L4-5 level indenting anterior thecal sac effacing bilateral lateral recesses & compressing bilateral neural foramina. AAP canal diameter - 1.3cm.
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You have not said anything about your problem - what actually you are experiencing. Disc bulge if be mild may not cause any symptoms. If you are having back pain or leg pain (Sciatica), then you need to take a few days rest, avoid bending, avoid lifting weights, some anelgesics.
If pain still persists then consult a Neurospine specialist.
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