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Hip Pain, X-ray Showed Elapsed Disk, Numbness In Knee, Cannnot Walk

dear doctor my problem is that for one month now i have been feeling a very sever pain in my left side hip,i went to three doctors and did an x ray and they said that i have an elaps disk no medication seems to help and now im feeling the back of my muscle behind my knee starting to feel numb please help i can hardly walk.
Thu, 19 Jul 2012
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Hai,
1. Pain in left side of hip, progressing to numbness and difficulty in walking warrants a thorough physical examination by an orthopaedic +/- neurosurgeon consultation,
2. It is most probably a intervertebral disc prolapse compressing the nerve roots,
3. MRI scan of lumbo-sacral region to rule-out IVDP / Sacroiliitis will help us guide on further management,
4. Resting on hard bed will help you decrease the pain.
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Hip Pain, X-ray Showed Elapsed Disk, Numbness In Knee, Cannnot Walk

Hai, 1. Pain in left side of hip, progressing to numbness and difficulty in walking warrants a thorough physical examination by an orthopaedic +/- neurosurgeon consultation, 2. It is most probably a intervertebral disc prolapse compressing the nerve roots, 3. MRI scan of lumbo-sacral region to rule-out IVDP / Sacroiliitis will help us guide on further management, 4. Resting on hard bed will help you decrease the pain.