Description
Spine problem, Multilevel discovertebral degenerative changes with disc bulge at lower lumbar levels as described in the text.
Medical Content and Care Team
Hello,
Your MRI report mentions multilevel discovertebral degenerative changes with disc bulges in the lower lumbar spine. In simple words, this means that the discs and nearby bones in the lower part of your back are showing age-related or wear-and-tear changes, and some discs are bulging outward.
Surgery is not always necessary. Treatment depends on your symptoms, physical examination, and the complete MRI report.
Go to the emergency department immediately if you develop difficulty passing or controlling urine or stools, numbness around the private parts or inner thighs, or new or rapidly worsening weakness in your legs. These can be signs of serious nerve compression.
If possible, share the complete MRI report, including the detailed findings and conclusion. This will help explain the results more accurately. A treatment decision cannot be made from this one line alone.
Wishing you and your family good health always.
Warm regards,
Team HexaHealth
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