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Feels current from back to inner thigh

2025-02-24 18:12:01
My mother is 63 yrs old , while turning sides on bed she experience CURRENT which starts from back to inner thighand pelvic bone and it last till 10 mins I dont know why it happens and what its called Please suggest which doctor (specialist)  should i consult for this problem
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Head to heel physiotherapy clinic Chennai porur - Dr Andrew singh senior sports physiotherapist ( 100% Result oriented diagnosis & proper treatment ) fix free online consultation 24/7 . Visit near by physiotherapy clinic and take direct treatment , instead of wasting time with online suggestion it won't gives u relief

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Usually this type of sensation can be due to nerve compression or weak nerve due to age factor, better to bring her at clinic so that i can check and plan a proper treatment for her to give relief.
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she need treatment
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don't try anything at home, take treatment from qualified physiotherapist.

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Sensation of current signifies some neurological issues in your lumbar spine…kindly do cray of spine before proceeding for medication

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Consult in person with the neurologist for proper assessment and treatment.

Answered2025-02-26 14:35:26

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Please consult online for more details needed. 10 minutes is quite a big time to experience the feeling of a current. You can also consult a neurologist regarding this matter
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Proper pillow positioning, while lying down. Maintain right posture throughout the day.
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Avoid forward, mending and avoid lifting, heavy weights

Answered2025-02-26 03:45:34

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Hello, You can consult a  Physiotherapist who is specialised in musculoskeletal disorders.

Answered2025-02-25 19:03:07

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Hi please take an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment with a physiotherapist.
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I need more information to check some clinical movements.
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Avoid forward bending posture and sitting on the floor. Rest.

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