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Bump at the end of spinal cord
My aunt is suffering from the pain caused by a bump at the end of back muscle ( end of spinal cord)
The pain has exists from past 3 days. And it made walking difficult for her. What is this actual issue and what is the treatment for this
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Get X-ray LS spine Ap/Lat
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Could be spondylolisthesis , however it needs clinical examination and radiological investigation to confirm . Where is the pain - back or legs ?
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consult spine/orthopedic doctor
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posture care, physiotherapy
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Dr. Manjunath Gopal
Orthopedist
25 yrs exp
Bangalore
Could be due to multiple issues bump could be spondylolisthesis
Will need history examination and x Ray
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See orthopaedician
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If any Altered sensation or weakness of the leg should be revised soon
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