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Old L1 compression fracture..
Hello Doctors...
I had an traumatic fall on January 2020..
Had got fractured my L1 without neurological defects..I was treated conservatively..Two years i had did yoga..
I was doing fine...All activity i was doing after 1.5 years..
All X-rays were normal ..No pain...
But from last few days i sometimes observes only tingling .. sometimes in leg feet or sometimes in right feet...
And sometimes I also feel numbness in left leg below knee...
I want to know whether my old compression fracture causing this problems?? Or is there any chanse my old compression fracture will create any problem in future?? Plz guide me..I am tensed...
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Dr. Pranav Shejul
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Pune
The L1 compression fracture is an old one.. If the compression was big enough to cause instability at level of your spine , the discs may be under undue pressure and disadvantage of causing pressure on nerves supplying your lower limbs..
Need to assess your symptoms and evaluate with further scans.
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Its not because of your fracture.. Its different problem.. If you are diabetes, get your blood sugar testing and if you are not then also do some blood test for neurological problems..
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