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Explanation of MRI on lower back
by Toni68, Jul 05, 2009 12:46PM
Results of MRI: Multilevel spondylosis. Left lateral recess protrusion at L5-S1. Anterior listhesis at L4-L5. Please explain results.
Symptoms: Pain shooting from left buttocks down leg into ankle. Pain subsides when walking or laying flat on my back. Pain worse when sitting, and initially upon standing.
Symptoms: Pain shooting from left buttocks down leg into ankle. Pain subsides when walking or laying flat on my back. Pain worse when sitting, and initially upon standing.
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