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Most likely muscle spasm. During pain , avoid any strenous movement. Take Myotop- P / ETOSINE MR( muscle relaxant) twice daily for 3-5 days. Once pain reduces, do regular exercise, stretching to prevent recurrences.

Thanks for sending across your query. Pain coulbe due to muscle strain or spasm. There are several other reasons that could be cause of pain. Your history is required for complete evaluation and diagnosis of your condition. Please connect with us personally for further details

Aapke symptoms (lower back se thigh tak radiating pain) nerve-related pain (lumbar radiculopathy/sciatica) bhi ho sakta hai, sirf muscle strain nahi. As an orthopaedic resident, I commonly see such cases and most improve with conservative management. Abhi ke liye: - Prolonged sitting aur bending avoid karein - Hot fomentation + light exercises karein Agar pain persist kare ya numbness/tingling ho, to proper clinical evaluation zaroori hai. If you want, I can guide you further after a detailed assessment.

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Muscular pain  it seems. Eterocoxib Mr two times a day after food for 3to5.  Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR 5days.

Most likely it is a muscle pull or teat. Take flexon m.r one every 8hours for 5 days. Tab pantaprazole 40mg one daily before breakfast for 5 days. Tab neurobion forte one daily for 10 days. Avoid bending, lifting or pushing heavy weights. Get mri backbone done to confirm the lesion.

Due to muscle strain.

Likely muscle/nerve pain (like sciatica or posture strain) causing radiating pain to back and thigh. Avoid long sitting, do light stretching, use hot fomentation + pain relief medicine if needed. If pain persists or increases, consult me for proper check and treatment.

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More likely its due to muscle strain. You need physical examination by general physician.

Proper history taking and examination to be done It can be either muscle pain or spine related Might need MRI Better to consult a pain physician!

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