Question
My MRI impression reads as follows:
Disc protrusion with facet & ligamentous hypertropy at L4-L5 level.  This results in a moderate canal stenosis.
Mild to moderate canal stenosis at L3-L4 by facet and ligamentous hypertrophy.  
I did not have this back pain until I fell on my hands and knees very hard.
I get pain bilaterally in the upper thighs when I get up from a chair or from a bed.  I also have pain when I get up from a bed or chair in my lower back.  
Is there something that can be done non-sugically or do I need surgery.


Answer
Sure is Ginnie, and it's even proven in clinical trials and FDA certified!

With efficacy rates that approach 90+%, it just what you have been looking for. Here is a link to get you started down the road of flexion/distraction.

http://www.coxtechnic.com/

And the correct way to use it.......

http://www.chiropub.com/issues/articles/2007-03_03.asp


Google it to find out more, it truly is the panacea for patients suffering with options such as epidurals/rehab then surgery!

Good Luck!

Dr. Timothy Durnin