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Injury to back
2 months back I hurted my back just above the hip. Initially it was hurting while i was getting up after sitting down or sometimes when I was sitting on 2 wheeler. But since 3-4 days the back is hurting even when I walk, stand or sit. Today when I went to dr he said its a fracture looking at the xray. I am sharing the xray image.
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Fracture is not clearly visible.. disc issue and degenerative issue are there
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Your tailbone is fractured, this can lead to pain for a very long time. Use a coccyx cushion, it has a hole in the middle, so the pressure is lessened on the tailbone. Avoid two wheeler for some time.
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if it is 2 months now, it is better to consult a pain specialist.
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L5-S1 LEVELS disc space reduced
Get mri scan
Maintain spine in straight posture and Avoid forward bending and lifting weights
Physiotherapy back IFT and ULTRASONIC THERAPY
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consult orthopaedician
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