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Left side of my back pain since 1.5 mth
Iam facing back pain since 1.5 months. Sometimes I feel like fainting these days. We had shifted to new office which has high AC. Office doctor told me this could be the reason. But still Iam confused.
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HELLO,
IN AC PAINS R THEIR WHICH EXAGGERATING DUE TO AC.
APPLY LOCALLY VOLINI GEL AND PUT WARM CLOTHES LIKE MAFLER AROUND WAIST WHERE PAIN IS THEIR.
TAB TRAMADOL PLUS TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD OR AS REQUIRED.
FOR FAINTING ATTACKS CHEW SOME HARD CORE CANDY WHENEVER YOU HAVE.
WITH NIMBUPANI WIYH PINCHED OF SALT. YOU CAN TAKE IT AS SUCH ALSO IN NORMAL WATER.
OK, BYE.
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Dr. Vijaylaxmi.G.W
Ayurveda
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Back pain might be due to your abnormality in sitting, standing, walking position or due to heavy work load... Ac will also play a role in back pain...
Next Steps
If back pain is severe then MRI is necessary if not then it can be treated with Ayurveda treatment like basti and some oral medications
Health Tips
Observe changes in your sitting, standing or walking style...
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