Hip & Lower Leg Pain

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Asked for Male, 28 Years

Hello, I have received an MRI scan on my hip which showed no specific defects yet i am still experiencing pain in my lower leg and numbness and pain in my hip. I noticed the femoral nerve wasn't checked and maybe this could be related

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Dr. Milind Tanwar Orthopedist 12 yrs exp Gurgaon Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Milind Tanwar

Orthopedist 12 yrs exp Gurgaon

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As per your symptoms it is likely due to a lumbar spondylosis associated with a prolapsed intervertebral disc or a similar cause which is leading to nerve root irritation in the back and you have a radiating pain in the distribution of the nerve. Likely cause can be pointed out using an MRI of the lumbo sacral spine and consultation and examination by an orthopaedic surgeon. Usually people with a long sitting job sitting job and chronic bad posture are likely to suffer from similar symptoms. Muscle relaxants neurosedatives, neurotonics and rest with hot water fomentation will certainly help.

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Please consult your orthopaedic surgeon for clinical examination and precise diagnosis of the aetiology.

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