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Scatica back pain
Pain in lower back with tingling effect in right leg. Back and leg pains on and off and it's not paining regularly
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Lumbar traction is helpful...!  Pls contact Banglore hospital .
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Pain in back and refer pain in leg have many reason.avoid prolong sitting and standing on affected leg.do some lower leg streching it may help
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consult a orthopedic and Do MRI.it will help to diagnose correctly
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avoid cross leg and L -shape position
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Pain in the lower back can be of various origins, Ur symptoms suggest it can be PID, Prolapse Intervertebral disc in Lumbar spine. Try to do some sciatic nerve glide exercise, avoid a lot of stretching or strengthening exercises initially, use hot pack at your low back and right buttock.
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Visit a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
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Avoid carrying heavy weights, DO NOT CROSS YOUR LEGS WHILE SITTING
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X-ray must. Physiotherapy treatment must Stretching exercise of spine and legs
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Pain may be of disk origin. You should get yourself assessed by a qualified physiotherapist.
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avoid bending forward, lifting weights, cross leg sitting
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Chiropractic adjustment will help.
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It might be due to the disc slip in lumbar spine
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Stop forward bending, low sitting, and consult to a physiotherapist as soon as possible
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its a good sign if its not paining continously try to find out the activities which are causing pain. you need to start doin stregthening and streching exercises.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0nVitLlD_4&t=1s please have a look at the exercises which i have designed you can do whichever are comfortable for you.
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maintain proper posture while sitting.
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