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Back pain after prolonged driving. I am attaching my X-ray. I have high phosphorus in KFT. Calcium oxlate is seen in urine test. Usg is normal.
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Use comfortable seat while driving
Powergesic gel application
Use Lumber belt for sitting and sleeping
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Do not hesitate to meet a urologist for further management
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Dr. Manjunath Gopal
Orthopedist
25 yrs exp
Bangalore
Need to see orthopaedic to rule out pathological causes and start Physiotherapy with core back strengthening exercises
Repeat the KFT
Regarding high phosphorus seek a nephrologist opinion
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Dr. Prathyusha Azari
Orthopedist
5 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
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First of all kindly get an urologist opinion for calcium oxalate stones and high phosphorus
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for spine..hot water bag application two times a day
sleep on a hard couch
pillow support while sitting
omni gel or hifenac gel or volini gel..don't rub or massage
lumbosacral belt for support if possible
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physiotherapy low back strengthening exercises regularly twice a day
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