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Back bone pain
Dear Sir/Madam,
My mother is facing problem in her back. We have done MRI for the same and found some swelling in her muscle which is very near to her Back bone.
Have visited Seven hills and doctors have advise its some type of muscle grow (massa) which is very very small and cannot be operated. They are just giving a type of pain killer so as to bear the pain.
We have also check with other doctors too and they have confirmed its not a cancer.
Please advise the best solution so it can be removed permanently.
Doctors have advise they are examining the same since last one year and have found no growth in the massa.
Can I have the best alternative as due to have high dosage of pain killer she is also now facing digestion problem.
Regards,
Rahul
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Postural Correction- Sit Tall, Walk Tall.
Extension Exercises x 15 times x twice daily.
Apply Hot Fomentation twice daily.
Avoid bending in front.
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Please send mri report
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Good evening Rahul ,could you please upload the MRI reports n previous prescriptions to understand your problem and help accordingly
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Hello.
For the pain and swelling you can do lot of ice packs (ice pack made of real ice not the gel packs) . Ask her to sleep on her stomach and place the ice pack on her painful spot/ spots.
Also consider getting good advice on controlling pain by good diet. It makes a lot of difference in the long run.
Regarding resolving the issue kindly see a good mckenzie physiotherapist who are specialised in treating spine and associated muscle conditions by using special techniques.
Wish you a happy healthy life.
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