Lower back pain

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Lower back pain

Asked for Female, 48 Years

Severe pain in lower back. All of a sudden unable to bend forward, get up or sit due to severe pain.

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Dr. Kulpreet Singh

Ortho surgeon 10 yrs exp Amritsar

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Have bed rest.it is likely acute prolapsed intervertebral disc.give rest,hit fomentation.local application brugel. Tablet zerodol-mr twice daily

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Dr. Sreelekha Indrakanti Orthopedist 7 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sreelekha Indrakanti

Orthopedist 7 yrs exp Hyderabad

You can use any pain killer with muscle relaxant like T.Zacy MR Twice a day after food for 3 days. Get physiotherapy like ultrasonic therapy or IFT. As pain decreases you can start back strengthening exercises.

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if pain doesn't come down, consult a doctor for clinical assessment and further investigations.

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