@pah17
You can ask the neurologist to do an EMG/nerve conduction study of neuromuscular/nerve health and which can show if there are any compressed/pinched spinal nerves. An orthopedic spine specialist would be able to assess the spondylolisthesis which means you have a vertebrae slipping over the one below which can cause neurological problems. They may recommend a MRI of your lumbar spine to fully assess joints/nerves and soft tissue impact to recommend treatment options. I had L4 slipping over L5 and I had all sorts of problems (severe spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, neurogenic claudication) and symptoms from low back to feet (pain, weakness, numbness). I had lumbar spinal decompression and fusion surgery last year which relieved many symptoms but now have to change how I do things due to change in biomechanics.