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Cramp pain in right leg
I am feeling cramp pain from my right leg backside from one week in night it gets worse I couldn't able to sleep properly from 1 week not able to walk properly as well what might be the issue I have not exercised or stretched my leg in middle of night the pain came shooting kind of pain
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Dr. Mayank Daral
Orthopedist
6 yrs exp
Delhi
Night-time cramp-like pain along the back of the right leg, described as shooting pain and affecting walking, is not a simple muscle cramp in most cases. This pattern commonly suggests nerve irritation, such as sciatic nerve involvement, which can arise from a lumbar disc issue, muscle spasm in the lower back/hip, or prolonged sitting/posture strain pain worsening at night and shooting down the leg is less typical of exercise-related cramps, especially if you have not stretched or overused the muscles you should avoid self-treatment for now and get a clinical evaluation of the lower back and leg, as timely diagnosis helps prevent worsening
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Dr. Vilas P Chavan
Orthopedic surgeon
9 yrs exp
Pune
Radiculopathy Pain Because of Disc Bulge.
Need Clinical Examination Visit nearest orthopedic surgeon
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Start Tab Pregaba NT night time only for one week after food
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