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Pain in lower back, right hip, groin
I have pain in my right lower back, right hip and right groin area from the last one month. The pain occurred suddenly when I was bending. The X-ray is normal and I have also done bed rest for 15 days but there is no improvement. I also have swelling in my right groin area, right hip and thigh. Is it related to herniated disk or piriformis syndrome?
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Consult nearby doctor and preferred to take MRI for clear diagnosis and follow treatment protocols accordingly
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Avoid prolonged standing
Avoid lifting heavy weights from ground
Use braces for extra support
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It's may be vertebral locking
It will be treated by physiotherapy only 2-3 session
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heating
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avoid forward banding
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Hello
Chances are it's due to some nerve irritation in your lower spine
But there can be some other things too ,
Kindly either go and visit some doctor or add some more details like.
Any medicine you took ?
Movement of your hip joint ? ( As it can be due to hip issue)
Your walk - are you able to walk or your limping.
Any previous history ?
You can also consult for further details.
Do check or read transient osteoporosis of hip , although you are not fitting in this condition but still add some awareness.
Till then avoid weight lifting and try to have as much bed rest as much possible ( it will avoid further worsening )
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You are advised to get MRI of Lower back done
In the mean time
You do Spinal Extension Exercises
You take Methycobalamine1500 +pragabalin 75 mg daily at bed time for 5 days
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Use firm bed to sleep
Avoid prolong standing
Avoid lifting heavy weight
Avoid forward bending
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Please avoid lift heaving objects or weights
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visit your nearest physiotherapy clinic
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Dear patient.
You need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
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Maybe disc bulging but after MRI it will confirm.
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Rest.
moist heat compression.
therapeutic exercise under supervision of qualified Physio.
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You should consult a gynecologist or general surgeon for complete assessment and treatment.
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It might be hernia, consult with orthopaedician for proper assessment and treatment.
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Please get yourself checked for hernia. Visit nearby physcian n get it checked.
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Avoid lifting heavy weights
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Hi mam, it seems to be inguinal hernia
Plz get it checked by a general surgeon,if he rules it out then go to orthopedic.
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general surgeon 1st n then orthopedic
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Dr. Steephan John
Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
we need to assess properly and need to see your MRI
then only we can able to tell properly
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Dr. Vidhya (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, Consult an orthopedist and start taking the required medicines, once the pain decreased less than 50%, you have to start with slow stretches followed by strengthening exercises for back and thigh muscles. this will help you complete recovery.
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For more details contact Elysiann health and wellness.
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
13 yrs exp
Nellore
Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic for proper assessment and treatment.
MRI has to be done for proper diagnosis,avoid lifting heavy weights.
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