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Disc bulge and nerve compression
Please see my wife's MRI report for back pain. She is taking paradel tpr twice a day for a month and has been advised to continue with it for another month. However the pain has improved 50%. Please advise if it is safe to continue taking paradel tpr for one more month. She is also Nervedel cd3 once daily along with it.
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MRI report shows disc bulge at 2 levels,no significant nerve compression.You may continue with paradel TPR as needed basis.Physiotherapy and nerve sedatives may help at this stage
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As such paradel tpr causes only minor side effects like indigestion, drowsiness. But along with tablets it is better to follow some precautions for recovery.
She should avoid bending of back, sit with back straight and well supported, sleep preferably in supine position on a hard bed, avoid lifting or pushing heavy objects. Now when pain is reduced by 50 %, consider some spine strengthening exercises on advise of orthopedician or physiotherapist.
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In the MRI changes r seen in L345 and s1 disc s with minimal nerve compression .Takibg pain killers for too long is not advisable.Better to see a neurosurgeon and do traction or immobilization for some time.
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Donât lift weight or bend too low
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Paradel tpr includes paracetamol and Tolperisone. They both are very good medicines with very less side-effects if you compare with other medicines. You can use it if pain is still persistent.
Nervedel CD3 also helps in regeneration of damaged nerves. It contains vitamins . Safe to use.
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Backward bending exercises
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Physiotherapy helpful.
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Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
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Physiotherapy session advisable
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It's not safe. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six 86 seven eight 96 for proper guidance.
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