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My mother complain from low back pain radiating to right thigh.she took analgesics for about 30-40 days and the pain not improving. mri show l4-5 mild posterior disc bulge obliterating anterior epidural fat and indenting the thecal sac?
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Explanation: You may well have answer to symptoms. This is not surgical but likely would respond to physical therapy and exercise program.
Answered 1/17/2021
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DISAGREE: A bulge is usually asymptomatic and L4-5 pain is felt in the leg and foot. Mom needs to see a specialist.
Answered 1/19/2021
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