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Have severe back pain. no luck with physo or chiro. where to from here? had xrays and l3 and l4 is a problem. but dont know where to from here?
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May need an MRI: Ask your primary care doc to order an MRI and refer you to a neurosurgeon for evaluation . You may need surgery and could possibly benefit from Minimally invasive surgery
Answered 2/25/2018
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