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Back pain 1year
I have back pain from 1 year when I do waking my pain goes to hip dr give high dose medicine I got relive now when I lie down on bed some time pain goes worse on that point I take pain killer then I got relive I did x-ray report is ok
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Probably u r gradually recovering . Continue same treatment
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As I understand your complaints I feel the pain is related to some issues in spine…..
There are many reasons due to which u could get the same complaints
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See a spine surgeon nearby or me thru PRACTO
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Avoid sitting for longer duration and when pain is more take some painkillers……and see a specialist asap…..
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This is most likely due to nerve compression in your back. X Ray usually will not show anything but MRI can.
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Better to consult with a pain management expert
Health Tips
Avoid bending forward and lifting weight
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Dr. B A Kadam
Orthopedic Surgeon
47 yrs exp
Pune
From your history it seems you may have prolapsed disc may be L4/5 or L5/S1 this can only be confirmed by MRI . XRay will always be normal considering your age .
Please find Orthopaedic surgeon who will guide you further
till that time use LS belt, avoid lifting weights, forward bending . Most important is Keep away from Automobile travels!
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Better to get physical examination and if required, mri of spine
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