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Low Back and Leg Pain - Lumbar Radiculo

2018-01-05 04:59:41
I was diagnosed with lumbar radiculopathy after severe pain in lower back and upper left thigh until knee. I went through 5 days of bed rest and physiotherapy exercise. After I stopped physiotherapy and started physical exercises it the pain came back again to maximum. What I should do?
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You should take physiotherapy continuously for 15 days to 1month.
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you have to go for core stability exercise.
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sit or stand in proper posture... Don't sit continuously for long time... Follow back ergonomics...

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