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Back Pain during night sleep
I have back pain while I go to sleep at night. In day I do not have pain. Yes ofcourse I feel little bit pain im day also. Please advice
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Try to change the bed first , avoid bike riding if you're riding . Check your vit D 3 levels , x ray to r/o any spondylosis.
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try hot water compression and apply local analgesic
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First, need to know the duration and location of back pain and any other symptoms you are experiencing along with it. It may be due to a spasm of the back muscles.
Do these blood test
Vitamin D3
ESR
If you are vegetarian then Vitamin B12.
Till you receive the report take Tablet Dolo x 650 mg as needed x after food.
Hot water bag fomentation to the pain site.
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Kindly consult with Doctor once you get the blood test report.
Take Care .
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Need to know more about your problem to arrive at diagnosis
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Consult if needed
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Volini gel may help you
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Dr. Nilabjo Ghosh
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3 yrs exp
Kolkata
Take Hifenac p for the ni8 along with pan 40 to aleivate the pain . But that will not be a complete remedy. Needs more proper history for definitive treatments
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