Suggest Treatment For Lower Back Pain Due To Disc Herniation
Posted on Tue, 15 Apr 2014
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Question: I am suffering from lower back pain due to disc herniation. Its almost an year now. I underwent through physiotherapy and got relief from the pain. It was nearly gone, but suddenly from past 1 week, I have started having severe pain again. I have been trying exercises, but of no use. Please advise what should I do. I am currently on medication Bio D3 strong and combac 20mg.
Brief Answer:
DISC HERNIATION
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir
Hello
Wishing you a speedy recovery
I have gone through your medical history in detail.
You are suffering from low back pain with disc herniation for last one year .
Recurrence of pain after initial relief needs further investigations & treatment
In my opinion you should do following things
1. Take some ANALGESIC+ MUSCLE RELAXANT medication regularly
2. Add some chlordiazepoxide+ amitryptylline combination
3. Take some bed rest & avoid vigorous physiotherapy for about 10/15 days
4 If pain still persists , go for a repeat MRI LUMBOSACRAL SPINE , to see status of disc herniation.
5 If disc herniation has increased , consult your neurosurgeon ,for complete neurological examination & further treatment . You may need SOS surgical decompression if disc herniation has increased or it is pressing significantly on nerve .
6 You can also apply local analgesic creams / infrared heat for pain relief .
Hope this answers your querry
Thanx
Dr XXXXXXX k XXXXXXX
Director
Deptt. of neurosurgery
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Suggest Treatment For Lower Back Pain Due To Disc Herniation
Brief Answer:
DISC HERNIATION
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir
Hello
Wishing you a speedy recovery
I have gone through your medical history in detail.
You are suffering from low back pain with disc herniation for last one year .
Recurrence of pain after initial relief needs further investigations & treatment
In my opinion you should do following things
1. Take some ANALGESIC+ MUSCLE RELAXANT medication regularly
2. Add some chlordiazepoxide+ amitryptylline combination
3. Take some bed rest & avoid vigorous physiotherapy for about 10/15 days
4 If pain still persists , go for a repeat MRI LUMBOSACRAL SPINE , to see status of disc herniation.
5 If disc herniation has increased , consult your neurosurgeon ,for complete neurological examination & further treatment . You may need SOS surgical decompression if disc herniation has increased or it is pressing significantly on nerve .
6 You can also apply local analgesic creams / infrared heat for pain relief .
Hope this answers your querry
Thanx
Dr XXXXXXX k XXXXXXX
Director
Deptt. of neurosurgery