Leg pain from a month

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Asked for Female, 35 Years

My mom aged 35 years is having a leg pain from a month. The pain can be traced from the lower spine to the ankle. What can be the reason of the pain? How can it be cured as fast as it can?

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Dr. Ranjit SDI Orthopedist 20 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ranjit SDI

Orthopedist 20 yrs exp Bangalore

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Looks like it's radicular pain from the spine (sciatica). This needs clinical and radiological evaluation to identify if a prolapsed disc could be the cause.

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Visit an orthopedic/ Spine surgeon

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