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Extreme pain in lower back in center
Extreme pain in lower back in back bone center.. having difficulty to walk,seat and standup.. same pain referring in knee joints and toe fingers
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Needs evaluation.
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Dr. J Sridhar
Spine Surgeon
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Dear sir
how long you are suffering from extreme back pain?
Any history of injury or history of lifting heavy weights
Most commonly the sudden extreme back pain is secondary to muscle strain, which will get better by medicines and bedrest
If there is a history of injury, then better to get x ray
If there is associated fever, that also needs evaluation
If no injury and no fever and short duration pain will get better with medicines and bed rest
If pain is persistent then better to consult a spine surgeon
Next Steps
if pain is persistent, and severe association with fever needs spine surgeon consultation
Health Tips
bed rest for 2 days
avoid bending forward
avoid sitting on ground
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Dr. Ahesan R Shaikh
Ortho surgeon
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
Since how many days?
Recent history of weight lifiting or work from home ?
You need to be examined
Consult us for further management online on practo
Next Steps
1. bed rest
2. hot water bag fomentation for 20 min thrice perday
3. apply volini gel thrice per day (small quantity)
4. and for medicine you need Prescription . consult us on practo for further management.
Health Tips
no beding forward.
avoid weight lifitng and squatting
avoid sitting on ground and lower surface.
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