Slip Disc related

2018-05-30 10:23:55
In starting of 2014 ,start pain in left leg only but after the some time pain started in back waist lower portion and also in right leg
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Couse of pain can be many. For example . Musculoskeletal, neural or joint.
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please consult a physiotherapist for better opinion

Answered2018-05-31 13:57:32

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Cause could also be Sciatic tightness/sacroiliac joint arthritis/trigger points
Next Steps
Consult a manual physiotherapist
Health Tips
Avoid forward bending

Answered2018-05-31 05:29:18

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Posture corrections must. Meet physiotherapist

Answered2018-05-30 18:14:48

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Take chiropractic physiotherapy

Answered2018-05-30 15:00:20

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Firstly evaluation is required. If the pain is radiating type and follows a pattern from your back, buttock, back or side of thigh.. the problem could be a possible disc herniation or nerve impingement. But your leg pain and back pain are different, then the pain has more muscular origin.
Next Steps
get properly evaluated before starting any exercises
Health Tips
avoid forward sustained bending, exercises like crunches, flexion exercises till diagnosis is confirmed

Answered2018-05-30 13:50:00

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Hello It could be some nerve impingement. Use a lumbar frame for support.
Next Steps
you need to do regular back n abdomen strengthening exercises which should be done under a supervision of physiotherapist

Answered2018-05-30 10:59:55

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It could be because of skip disc at the following levels L4 L 5 or L5 S 1 and there may b possibility your Left side nerve is also pressing which is causing pain .
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Go for Hot formentation for 10 min and do extension exercises . If it does not subside go to the Good physiotherapist

Answered2018-05-30 10:38:51

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There may be some chances of tight piriformis muscle too. Meet physiotherapist

Answered2018-06-07 16:16:55

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Please consult a physiotherapist for detailed evaluation.

Answered2018-06-04 03:42:28

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