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Lower back pain reaching to legs.
I sat on floor for around 2-3 hours twice within a gap of 1 week. When is sat on floor I was having lower back pain. I was around a month back. After that I'm regularly having lower back pain sometimes mild sometimes bit acute. When I do rest or sleep during night it doesn't accur but during the day it aggravate. I have done vitamin d and vitamin b12 test as well. Vitamin d is 10 and vitamin b12 is 229. I have taken medicine as well it's still there.
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This might be due to compression of nerve in your back
Is there any complain of numbness in your legs?
Consult directly for further work up and management
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It's seems you have back ache with radiculopathy. You have vit d deficiency and b12 is in lower range. It may take some time to replenish the deficiencies.
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you should consult to orthopedic doctor consistently for better results
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you should avoid forward bending (without flexing knees) and heavy weight lifting.
physiotherapy of lower back under supervision can help.
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