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Diagnopein X - Ray (Lumbo-Sacral) Centre in Pune

A Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray is a diagnostic imaging test used to examine the lower part of the spine, including the lumbar vertebrae and sacrum.

Doctors recommend this test to identify problems such as lower back pain, spinal injuries, fractures, and degenerative spine conditions.

If you are experiencing persistent back pain or spinal discomfort, a Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray can help doctors diagnose the underlying cause and recommend the right treatment.

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What is a Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray?

A Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray is a non-invasive imaging test that captures detailed images of the lower spine.

It helps doctors examine the structure and alignment of the vertebrae, discs, and surrounding bones.

This test is commonly used to diagnose:

  1. Lower back injuries

  2. Spinal fractures

  3. Degenerative spine diseases

  4. Arthritis in the spine

  5. Abnormal spinal curvature

When Do You Need a Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray?

Doctors may recommend this X-ray if you experience symptoms related to the lower spine.

Lower Back Pain

Persistent or severe back pain may indicate structural issues in the lumbar region.

Spine Injury

Accidents, falls, or sports injuries can damage the lower spine.

Nerve Compression

Pain, numbness, or tingling in the legs may occur when nerves in the spine are compressed.

Difficulty in Movement

Limited mobility or stiffness in the lower back may require imaging evaluation.

Preparation for Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray

Preparing for a Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray is simple and usually does not require special preparation.

However, patients may be asked to:

  1. Remove jewelry or metal objects

  2. Wear a hospital gown if required

  3. Inform the technician if they are pregnant

These precautions ensure clear and accurate imaging results.

How the Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray Procedure Works

The procedure is quick and painless.

During the test:

  1. The patient lies on an X-ray table.

  2. The technician positions the body to capture images of the lower spine.

  3. The X-ray machine takes images from different angles.

The entire procedure usually takes 10 to 15 minutes.

Benefits of Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray

A Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray helps doctors diagnose spine conditions quickly and accurately.

Key benefits include:

  1. Quick diagnosis of spinal injuries

  2. Detection of fractures and bone abnormalities

  3. Monitoring of degenerative spine diseases

  4. Assistance in treatment planning

Cost of Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray in Pune

The cost of a Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray in Pune may vary depending on the diagnostic center and technology used.

On average, the price ranges between ?500 and ?1500.

Booking your test at a reliable diagnostic center ensures accurate results and professional care.

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If you are experiencing lower back pain or spinal discomfort, getting a Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray can help detect the issue early.

At Diagnopien Digital X-Ray, patients receive high-quality imaging services with quick reporting and expert support.

You can easily book your Lumbo-Sacral X-Ray appointment online for a smooth and convenient diagnostic experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The patient typically lies flat on their back or side, with X-rays taken from different angles (AP, lateral, or oblique views) to visualize the lumbar spine and sacrum.

While the radiation exposure is minimal, excessive or repeated X-rays should be avoided, especially in young patients, to reduce the risk of radiation-related effects.

There’s usually no special preparation required. However, inform the radiologist if you are pregnant or may be pregnant, as alternative imaging methods may be recommended.

Yes, the X-ray uses a small amount of ionizing radiation to produce images, but the dose is generally low and considered safe for most patients.