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My bro hits me on spine
My bro slaps me on spine can it be fracture or cause some nerve damage any tips on this but some pain going on any helpful tips xray shows lumbar of lordosis
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If it would have been fracture it would have been visible on xray if xray portrays loss of lumbar lordosis only then you can exclude fracture from your list. However nerve damage often accompanys altered sensation to the affected area. It can be due to muscle imbalances or muscle weakness.
Next Steps
Get an appointment of nearby physiotherapist and get it checked.
Health Tips
Indulge more in physical exercise and strengthening exercises.
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Hi Sir
I think it could not be fracture by just slapping
Pain may be due to some musculoskeletal problem
Next Steps
Take rest
Apply some ointment
Avoid lifting weights
Health Tips
If pain persists after 3 days visit nearby orthopedic doctor
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Your spine is a very strong structure.
If u feel u have critically injured your spine then u can visit a doctor and get an xray done.
Next Steps
check whether you can appreciate cold and hot.
whether u can move your foot up and down and whether you can move your fingers.
If no, visit a doctor immediately
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If pain is much,swelling,redness is present means go for X ray,with x ray pls visit nearby physiotherapy clinic or orthopaedician for proper assessment and treatment
Mean while to reduce the pain u can take some diclofenac content medication.
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Go for an Xray for the lumbar spine if the pajn is continuous for 2 days.
Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic with xray for proper assessment and treatment.
Take Acemiz MR tab after dinner, apply hot pack twice a day, this will help reduce pain.
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