Spine (lesser sensation urination & ED)

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Asked for Male, 32 Years

I never had spine injury. All I remember thar last year I fell from 3-4 stairs and I then after few months used to have problem with sitting which is in tail bone. But if I remember well since last few months I used to have lower back pain whenever I used to sleep with straight posture and next morning I used to have pain. Sometimes sitting on chair for a while also used to give me some pain. If I half bend with leg straight it gives me some pain at lower middle back. Please suggest can this cause lesser sensation of full bladder feelings and ED. What test I should perform to check the same and which specialist I should visit?

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Dr. Dinesh S Saini Neurologist 12 yrs exp Ahmedabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Dinesh S Saini

Neurologist 12 yrs exp Ahmedabad

Yes this can be a cause. As your symptoms suggestive of cauda syndrome. Test -MRi lumbosacral spine with contrast and NCS EMG lower limb

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