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I've been diagnosed with sciatica.
I've been diagnosed with sciatica. What are my probable treatment options? Kindly suggest whom I could consult for this, I mean, an orthopedic or an chiropractic?
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Upto 80% of disc prolapses causing sciatica resolve in about 3 months. In some of the other cases symptoms or pain gets better. It is important to monitor your symptoms, take adequate painkillers, keep active and mobile and also use hot fomentation to help with back pain. Avoid stressing your lower back. Avoid lifting anything heavy. Avoid bending down as well. You will need proper observed physiotherapy and core strengthening exercises. If your symptoms worsen or change see a Spinal Surgeon. Hope this helps. Dr Vinu Raj Consultant Spine Surgeon MBBS MRCS FRCS(Trauma&Orth)
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Dear client physiotherapy treatment is necessary 1. Pain relief treatment : TENS machine are an electronic pain relieving device that will reduce your pain 2.swiss ball exercises: core stability muscle exercises 3.posture supports: Lumbar d toll or tape may help you. 4. Back massage is good for Back muscle spasm 4ergonomic exercises
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Physiotherapy rehabilitation will be very helpful
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Chiropractic or physiotherapist, they will cure u properly
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