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Back Pain on left side

2017-09-18 05:43:34
I had been operated for Disc Prolapsed surgury (L4-5 ,L5-S1) in 1994 at AIIMS , For last few months I am suffering the back pain on left side along with left calf . I am not able to walk more than 300-400 steps at a time , whereas I used to walk \run 10000-12000 steps in one go before 2-3 months. Done MRI .
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Please send me your reports and films also. It may be some lumber issues?
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Avoid jerky movements and forward bending for now. Do some exercises of spinal extension. Take some nerve stimulation medicine. Thank you

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