@heisenberg34
Did you have MRIs of both lumbar and hips/pelvis recently and do you review the report details and not just the summary? Have you had functional MRI to see if you get symptoms/changes in joints with different movements? Have you had X-rays where you are not just standing facing/sideways but also bending forward and leaning backwards?

Have you had EMGs/nerve conduction studies done by a neurologist to check lower limb nerve health? Have you ever had a myelogram done to test nerve health in your spine/pelvis?

It sounds like the fall may have injured nerves/blood vessels/blood flow that may/may not show on the MRIs or the radiologists were mainly focused on spine/joints.

I had doctors miss things noted in my MRIs (like my neurologist and a separate spine/pain center doctor missed my 2019 cervical MRI showing spinal cord flattening…neither of them said a thing about the fact my spinal cord was being injured and required urgent surgery to prevent further damage). I question if some doctors actually look at the MRIs/reports/images.

Reading the details of the reports and comparing changes over the years might be helpful. Did you have MRIs all done at the same place? I had them done at different places over the years.

Have you been working with an orthopedic spine specialist? I saw a neurosurgeon who was not really helpful.