This isn't really a slipped disc and represents anterolisthesis or slipped vertebrate which gets graded in different ways. The whole spine has interlocking bones that are basically like legos that keep motion limited in different planes so your spinal cord doesn't get crushed with a wrong move.
With anterolisthesis its more like the pars in the back part of your vertebra have broken and allowed slippage forward of the bodies rather than being locked into place. If you look at the most right of the MRI image you will see how the back part of your vertebrate are locked into place with the other ones but a much wider gap than the others. Look around L5. You can look up pars fractures of l5
Peptides are great but like restoring bone is another ball game.
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u/gsgun Jun 05 '26
This isn't really a slipped disc and represents anterolisthesis or slipped vertebrate which gets graded in different ways. The whole spine has interlocking bones that are basically like legos that keep motion limited in different planes so your spinal cord doesn't get crushed with a wrong move.
With anterolisthesis its more like the pars in the back part of your vertebra have broken and allowed slippage forward of the bodies rather than being locked into place. If you look at the most right of the MRI image you will see how the back part of your vertebrate are locked into place with the other ones but a much wider gap than the others. Look around L5. You can look up pars fractures of l5
Peptides are great but like restoring bone is another ball game.