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Pain in back
Used to seat long time for my work and study. And at night while going to bed feel pain in back. Spine , weist. It is uncomfortable. Used to take paracetamol. Any other pain killer or any different medicine can any one suggest please.
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It could be related to poor posture. You need further clinical examination and imaging studies to diagnose the problem. Meanwhile you can improve your posture and do some back exercises.
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Please visit an Orthopeadic surgeon.
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Hello , if u have back pain which is going towards your legs , it might be a lumbar radiculopathy, either ways pls get an x ray lumbosacral spine AP & Lateral view done and post so we can know further. For back pain take Tab.Etova MR rather than paracetamol (inaffective in back issues)
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