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Inflammation between L4 L5 bones.
I had a slip disk 10 years ago.Every year during winter,generally,I get a pain in my left pelvic joint which subsides without any medicine after a few days.This winter it was acute and I hence I had to consult doctors.As advised by one, MRI was done and it showed a inflammation in L4 and L5 bones.I could not get relief even after 15 to 20 days of medicines.I consulted a rheumatologist and he suggested NUCOXIA 90 for a month.I was absolutely fine for first 28 days. Again the pain came back.
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"Slip disc"- you cannot relocate it unless & untill you are operated. one thing you can do- consult a physiotherapist- under his/her guidance start doing exercises & take modalities. & Dont lift heavy weight. Avoid forward bending. In this case a good physiotherapist can help you better than medications. & Most important thing if
MRI report says disc is prolapsed or annular fibers tear etc then pls take advice of orthopedic surgen.The cause of Your pain in winter seasons are stiffness and spasm which leads to reduce mobility of joint.
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Consult physiotherapist or orthopedic doctor
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Avoid weightlifting and dont do those activities which aggravates your pajn
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