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Getting back pain continuously

2024-01-03 06:35:13
Hi mam/sir Can anyone explain this report clearly please. There is an xray but I got this from doctor Thanks and regards Valli
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I would like to examine  and investigate you before giving any opinion

Answered2024-01-22 00:15:43

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It shows loss of lumbar lordosis which can be due to muscle spasm. Take muscle relaxants and analgesics. Hot fomentation. Back extension exercises.

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Share your xray film..

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Loss of lordosis is due to para spinal Muscle spasm Take Muscle relaxants Avoid massaging and forward bending and lifting weights Physiotherapy back IFT and ULTRASONIC THERAPY
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