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Reduce gap of L4 L5 due to fall down

2017-10-16 01:36:21
Hi,I am from kolkata.Reduce gap of L4 L5 due to fall down in stairs.It happened almost 1 and half year ago. Syatica nerve highly affected and it causes unbearable pain. I was get some improvement by a doctor who gave me some medicines and exercise as well.But from few days again I am having unbearable pain in my right lage and I can not sleep,stand,sit or walk even.Did not get sleep for last 4 days.I took pain killers but it doesn't stand tall for long.Please help me.I am suffering so much.
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There could be reactivation of inflammation due to some excess strain or heavy activity. Take rest for a few days. Try hot fomentation. If pain doesn't go, then there could be significant pressure on the nerve. You should consult a Neurospine specialist.

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