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Back pain
After being in standing position for prolonged hours, the lower left side of my back starts paining. The pain is sharp and then it flow down toy left leg as well. I try to relax myself by lying straight on my bed. However, when I wake up, I struggle to stand on my feet. When I do so, for few mins, there is this acute pain. I don't know which doctor to refer to and why is this happening?
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Consultation with a neurologist is advisable
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Such things are best managed by exercises and changing positions while standing or lying. If you are not pregnant you may consult a Neurologist also regardingsomeinvestigations .
I may add that for such problems pain killers can't be the solution.
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Consult instantly for detailed discussion.
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Looks like sciatic nerve damage.
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Consult me for evaluation & treatment
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consult me on practo or watap90071x87408 for treatment.
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Dr. Surabhi Nasre
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Nagpur
This is sciatica
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visit a orthopedician
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