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Spine and beamer joint problem
Good evening sir/ madam.
Often I am feeling pain in my beamer joint with my spine area. I can't even move my leg at that time. But while I walk or do some physical activity that pain will go away.
While I am in rest like sitting, sleeping, means that pain (un tolerable pain). Will come again.
I can't even able to sit in indian style toilet.
But after some physical activities pain is reduced.
I am male 38 years old, 5.7 height 89 kg . Body builder, (muscular body).
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Proper diagnosis must so visit physiotherapy centre for proper diagnosis and treatment Contact ADMIRE physiotherapy laser CLINIC IN NOIDA
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You should consult a physiotherapist or orthopaedist in person for complete assessment and treatment.
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Hello sir, it would be helpful if you have given some more details about your pain area. How the pain is like, Whether it's one side or both sides. Exactly where your pain starting from. What type of occupation is your's.
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Please to consult a physiotherapist for proper examination, they will suggest the right treatment plan
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If your pain is on one side please avoid sleeping on that side, avoid sitting on uneven surfaces, keep pillows under your knees while sleeping in face up position.
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You need a physical examination, sitting pain can be baucause of inflammation at a bone like cocyyx but for further investigation consult via vediocall or physically
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First of all you are your own Mri. Get it done then how do you see a spine specialist or physiotherapist?
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May be due to some pressure its giving you pain while in resting position.
Nothing to worry, visit nearby physiotherapy clinic and assessed for the trigger point giving you pain.
Treatment will be suggested accordingly.
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
13 yrs exp
Nellore
Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic for assessment they will find out trigger points ,they will release by manual therapy.
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To reduce inflammation in the muscles try to take electrical modalities for few days
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