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Cauda equina syndrome
Severe nerve root compression causing inability to defaecate and pass urine ..can homoeo cure this ..or surgery is must
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So its a diagnosed cse of cauda equina syndrome. May I understand the reason for the same or an MRI if at all done.
If its any congenital anamoly or tethering its less likely that I can help you.
Would like to see the reports
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Homoeopathy can be of great help to resolve your issue.You can consult with your reports and case history by booking appointment any time any day.Will definitely try to resolve your issue to the best of my knowledge and experience.
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Homoeopathy treatment will be really effective in these problems as it treat patient as a whole
We have very good medicines to treat your condition from the root itself
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Hello, need more details & to check out the reports before commenting on it. You can definitely try Homoeopathy medicines or get a opinion from a Homoeopathy Doctor before surgery. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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Homoeopathic medicine cure such condition but with back exercise compulsory
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U just rest for some day with back exercise and Homoeopathic medicine
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do back exercise
avoid lifting wts
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Homeopathy can definitely provide you symptomatic relief in the most natural way. The changes that have already been done cannot be reversed but can be well managed. Even with surgery, there is no permanent cure assured and the condition may relapse as seen in many cases. Rest, it would be recommended to share your scans and reports to have a definite prognosis established.
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