Avascular necrosis (AVN) commonly causes joint pain and stiffness, while a bulge between L3-L5 in the spine often leads to lower back pain, leg pain, numbness, or weakness.

🩺 Symptoms of AVN and L3-L5 Bulge

• AVN typically presents with deep aching joint pain worsening with activity.
• A bulge between L3-L5 can cause localized lower back pain, radiating leg pain (sciatica), numbness, or muscle weakness if nerves are compressed.
• Both conditions may limit mobility and daily activities.

💊 Use of Curapod Device

• The Curapod Non Invasive Pain Management Device may help relieve joint and muscle discomfort by using wearable light therapy.
• It can be safely applied to the lower back area where the bulge is located, potentially easing pain.
• However, it is not a substitute for medical treatment or diagnosis and may not address underlying structural issues like AVN or disc bulges fully.

🩺 Medical Report Review

• Without direct access to your medical reports, a detailed review is not possible here.
• It is important to consult an orthopedic specialist or spine specialist who can interpret imaging and clinical findings to guide treatment.
• Sharing reports with your doctor will help tailor appropriate management for your AVN and spinal bulge.

If you want, I can explain more about each condition or guidance on pain management options. Always consult your orthopedic or spine doctor for personalized care.