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Pinched nerve in dorsal spine
Suffering from disc bulges between D5 and D6 are indenting the nerve root resulting excruating pain from upper back till the lower part on the chest.
Shown to spine surgeon doctor for pain management but relief limited till I take medicine.
Needed advise what mode and which specialists doctor to be show and am on vaccation here with limited time on hand will be great help.
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Laser physiotherapy treatment best option for you
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Visit nearest physiotherapy center and take laser therapy, as there is compression you need to take rest and avoid any activity involving in applying pressure to it.
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Consult to physiotherapy for pain management. You should start laser therapy & exercise it will eventually help you to get rid of pain.
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Dr. Jacob Roshan Mathew (PT)
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19 yrs exp
Bangalore
It seems to indicate cord compression which is significant and therefore you need to do something gentle. No hard massages.....
Rib mobility exercises in consultation with a physiotherapist could help.
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