Back Sprain - Sudden Sprain In Back. Not Able To Move. Severe

Back sprain

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Sudden sprain in back. Not able to move. Severe pain. What kind of treatment would help? What should be done for prompt relief?

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Dr. Sivaraman B

Orthopedist 26 yrs exp Chennai

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Physiotheraphy- IFT might help. Pain killers and muscle relaxant.

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