L5 is sacralized

Pain in lower back, X-rays shows L5 is sacralized on both sides.

[Dr_Veena]

Hi,
     How are you? Sacralisation is a condition where the 5th lumbar vertebra is found fused with the sacrum unilaterally or bilaterally, partially or completely. This is a most common congenital abnormality. Patient’s become symptomatic only in the third or fourth decades.
Sacralisation alters the mechanics of the region and puts an extra strain on the rest of the lumbar spine, resembling lumbo-sacral strain or instability.
Treatment includes spinal extension exercises which brace up the back muscles and improve the spinal muscles tone. If exercises are contraindicated due to medical reasons, a lumbo-sacral support will help in relieving pain.
Best.

[Twiggy217]

My x-ray manifested a Bilateral partial sacralization of L5. I have a, lower pain all the time. As well  another x-ray manifested  that I have spondylitis deformans on my cervical spine. But all the parts of my spinal cord is normal.