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I have a lower back pain
Lower back pain with disc bulge . Currently consulting physiotherapist and still the remain same.
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Hello, probably few days back I have made the suggestion that rest, physiotherapy and Homoeo treatment shall go at a time. In the medical history only homoeopathy has several medicine which cure almost 90 % patients but to get the advantage everyone one should go through proper homoeopathic characterized case recording for proper treatment else it will be fruitless.
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Dr. Parikshit Mahimkar
Homoeopath
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Take Homoeopathic medicine BRYONIA 200.
4 PILLS -- 3 TIMES IN A DAY -- 30 DAYS.
Chew pills on tongue. Take medicine as advised.
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Dr. Sai Vivek Areti
Homoeopath
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello,
Lower back pain with disc bulge is an irritating problem. It may also lead to disc prolapse if not addressed properly. REST remains the mainstay for the ailment. Homeopathy has wonderful remedies for curing disc bulge. We've completely cured several cases 'Without Surgery' where surgery was advised to the patient. Consult your nearest Homeopath and get yourself treated holistically. Thank you.
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Dr. Harsha
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there...I can understand your concern. Bulged disc cannot be relocated by any means.... If you rest for some days you can avoid bulged disc pressing nerve root there by reduce symptoms.... If the prolapse is mild, neurosurgeon will advice you physiotherapy, if it doesn't work and pain in severe, then surgery is the final option... kindly consult a neurosurgeon...you might need an MRI scan also.
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