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I have sciatica problem
I had pain in hip first then after that I showed doctor then I m.r.i. Got it done in which I was told the problem of sciatica due to slip disc, then I did 2 months physiotherapy Due to which I got relief but the pain did not go away completely and now it is normal pain Intagesic MR is a tablet, I get complete relief after taking this tablet, but after its effect is over, it hurts again, so tell me the solution that my pain is completely cured
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I am in doubt you have typical sciatica problem or not
Simply MRI report can't rule out any other possibilities
It can be some issue in hip joint also
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ग्रलेट proper clinical assessment and investigation like basic Xray Hip joint and if necessary MRI hip joint also
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If there is not much compression then it will improve with a few medicines and exercise. Regular use of pain killers is not at all advised.
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Consult with a pain management specialist
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Dont lift heavy weight
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You need to consult with an orthopaedic surgeon with your MRI images and reports
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consult me
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Regular use of tablet is not good for you
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Consult me with images and report of the MRI
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