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How Can Severe Backache Caused By Disc Prolapse Be Treated?
hi,my father is having severe backache.he is diagnosed with disc prolapse from L1-S1.he is also a cardiac patient since 15 years.5 years back he had tubrculos spine for which he was treated then he got alright but again since 2years he is having backache and knee ache.which is the best place to get treated?how to proceed?
As you have mentioned your father is suffering from disc prolapse so you just have to give him some pain killer like tab akilos-p or tab ultracet twice daily after meals along with tab shalcal 500 mg or tab toscal-gem once daily after meals with tab rantac or cap omez twice daily empty stomch at-least one hour before any meal. As your father is too old what I guess I suggest him to take pain killer not on regular basis but only when his back pain is unbearable or disturbing his routine activities.You can also use volidup gel or powergesic-plus gel for local application. It is also very beneficial in relieving the back pain and provide him some comfort. Apart from these he can also go for physiotherapy exercises after an expert opinion of physiotherapist. Also he has to sleep on plain surface because it is a good practice in case of back pain which is due to disc prolapse.
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How Can Severe Backache Caused By Disc Prolapse Be Treated?
As you have mentioned your father is suffering from disc prolapse so you just have to give him some pain killer like tab akilos-p or tab ultracet twice daily after meals along with tab shalcal 500 mg or tab toscal-gem once daily after meals with tab rantac or cap omez twice daily empty stomch at-least one hour before any meal. As your father is too old what I guess I suggest him to take pain killer not on regular basis but only when his back pain is unbearable or disturbing his routine activities.You can also use volidup gel or powergesic-plus gel for local application. It is also very beneficial in relieving the back pain and provide him some comfort. Apart from these he can also go for physiotherapy exercises after an expert opinion of physiotherapist. Also he has to sleep on plain surface because it is a good practice in case of back pain which is due to disc prolapse.