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Is it possible by discipline and persistence to return to a good level of flexibility after a l4-s1 lumbar fusion?
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It depends: the L4-S1 space will be immobile but you can keep the remainder of your spine flexible with proper therapy and exercise ask your physician or physical therapist sor a safe rehab program for your back
Answered 10/3/2014
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