Pain in legs X-ray shows l1 to l4 incr

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Hi Not able to walk without stick. Pain neuro diabateic. B12 level is 373 and x ray L1 to L4 increased. Back pain And leg pain stretch and acute pain in calf muscles. Regards Shekhar

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Dr. D. Shrinivas Orthopedist 22 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. D. Shrinivas

Orthopedist 22 yrs exp Mumbai

Hello Practo User, You will need to be examined and further treatment can be advised later.

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Consult a Orthopaedic doctor immediately.

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