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Sciatica Pain in Lower leg side
1. How much time will be taken to cover by this pain through treatment (exercises)?
2. I am feeling this pain since 3 months, I checked but he given pain killers. So, after medicine pain start again. Then I start exercises.
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You are very young to have Lumbar Radiculopathy, Please avoid lifting heavy weight, considering your age if you have prolonged sitting avoid it , do some movement in between sitting periods, Absolutely avoid heavy lifting
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Get your back Checked from a Physiotherapist
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Please maintain a Good posture
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Please get yourself assessed or you can let me know which movement is the most painful.
Flexion, Extension, Side flexion, rotation accordingly can be a disc problem or it may be stenosis.
Hope you have a fast recovery
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Manual therapy techniques and lumbar stability exercises are the way to go.
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Don't do bending and lifting activities
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Hello, Do you have continuous pain? If yes, then you need to start with electrotherapy first.
Mild stretching and nerve flossing exercises will work.
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Use hot pack for temporary relief.
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Do modifications in your daily activities such as avoid prolonged sitting and standing.
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Hi taking medicines is for time being. As your age and type of working it represents that you are having mechanical back pain, which will aggravate with your working condition.
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Please consult physio , they will start treating it with equipment and exercise therapy. Please contact offline for further assistance
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Please follow do’s and don’t
Please avoid forward bending and start doing lumbar core exercises
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With medicines you need to take physiotherapy treatment to reduce the pain completely.
Through electrotherapy the pain will be reduced and then you will be suggested with exercises depending on the improvement which helps complete reducing of pain and strengthening of muscles.
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1. Not all pain are same. It needs to be evaluated properly. And also whether you are following the advice as given by your doctor. Because of availablity of different doctors/professionals.. some advise may be conflicting regarding pain.. so request to kindly follow your trusted doctor advise atleast for 6-8 weeks before going for a second opinion. Sciatica pain may resolve in about 3-6 months for most people provided no aggravating activities are performed.
2. Pain killers is what is given for sciatica pain complaint usually, it completely depends on what history has been given to the concerned doctor. Definitely you can avoid taking pain medications and look for alternative pain relief therapies but don't get too reliant on it. Focus more on exercises and strengthening your core & back muscles.
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Visit your trusted doctor and follow advise as prescribed
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You should go for the Physiotherapy session for Low Back Pain and Sciatica to your nearest Physiotherapy Centre, the complete assessment will be done and the physiotherapy protocol includes pain relief modalities along with exercises, and approx. 3 weeks time will be took for relief of symptoms or according to severity of the symptoms.
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Visit the nearest Physiotherapist
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Precautions: Avoid floor sitting, Banding Forward, prolonged sitting to a place, lifting weights from the floor,
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