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HLA B27 Positive
I have found HLA B27 +Ve last Year. Then i have done M.R.I as per dr advised & M.R.I is normal. But from last week i have back pain and cramps in both legs. Yesterdah i visit to Clinic they done sujok therepy and give some naturopathy medicines for 1 month. But still i have backpain.
So pls suggest me what can i do.
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Hello sir ,
Do you have back pain more in morning
Any buttock pain
Any history of psoriasis or IBD
NEED PROPER HISTORY TAKING
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please do ESR ,CRP ,SEE A RHEUMATOLOGIST OR ME
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Do regular exercise
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Hla 27 indicates you have back problem because of autoimmune disease you can consult good orthopedic surgeon, in 30%mri can be negative
Next Steps
you can take analgesic
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start proper care under supervision of doctor because it's long term
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If your HLA-B27 is positive , then you need some special medicines along with physiotherapy
Dr Mayur Kasat
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Hello , being HLA b27 positive means you r prone to develop autoimmune diseases like Ankylosing spondylitis, urethritis, uveatis and rheumatoid arthritis. From you symptoms mostly it seems early pain syndrome of ankylosing spondylitis. There is a new treatment regimen for stiffness and pain in ankylosing spondylitis recently developed. It makes use of a medicine which was previously not know to cause benefits in Ankylosing Spondylitis. For further information do make an appointment with me and we will talk.
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Ortho consultation
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Back pain is due to muscle overload of that area secondary to prolonged and poor sitting. Your profession must be requiring you to be on a laptop and mobile, both of them encourage poor posture. The muscles get fatigued and stiff.
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ergonomic manner of working and sitting, appropriate stretching exercises, frequent breaks
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we can do a teleconsultation if you want.
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Physiotherapy and Swimming can help you reduce stiffness.
If u r too painful...NSAIDS
Low grade ANK-SPON might need less DMARDS
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Spine Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Delhi
For HLA B27 Need a proper consultation with rehumatologist.
For back pain with spine specialist
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Dr. Harmesh Kapoor
Orthopedist
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Most back pains don't need investigation.
It's a clinical diagnosis based on history and examination.
Period of pain, Radiation to legs,
Numbness or tingling.
Heel pain.
Other joints pain or not .
It may simply be postural pain needing few
Postural tips and exercises.
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better to visit a orthopedic surgeon or video consultation
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