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I Have Lower Back Pain But My Ultra Sound Is OK.
I am suffering from lower back pain (right side) for the last 1 month. I feel the pain only at wake up time in the morning and it exists for 2 or 3 hours. In this connection, I have consulted the Doctor and conducted Ultra Sound as suggested. However, the report was found normal and there are no any symptoms of Stone or any other medical problem. It is therefore; kindly send something helpful suggestions, as I am still suffering from the back pain.
Mon, 30 May 2011
Hi Ashwani...
Do the pain radiates to the legs? do u hv any numbness in legs? take some musle relaxant like T. Mobizax 2 times a day for 3 days, if pain persists meet ortho specialist.
Do the pain radiates to the legs? do u hv any numbness in legs? take some musle relaxant like T. Mobizax 2 times a day for 3 days, if pain persists meet ortho specialist.
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Hi Ashwani,
Low Back Ache could be due to many causes. You have already done ultrasound examination to rule out causes, detectable on ultrasound.
Commonest cause is muscular pain, for which local hot fomentation, infrared light application, local application of pain balm may be used.
To rule out vertebral / disc problem you will have to undergo MRI Scan.
Low Back Ache could be due to many causes. You have already done ultrasound examination to rule out causes, detectable on ultrasound.
Commonest cause is muscular pain, for which local hot fomentation, infrared light application, local application of pain balm may be used.
To rule out vertebral / disc problem you will have to undergo MRI Scan.
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try out hot water fomentation twice a day.
consult a physio
try out these simple exercises. static back and static abs
physio modalities will help you. back mobilisation by trained physio.
follow these simple precautions:
use a lumbar roll behind you lower back while sitting.
avoid bending with your back rounded in order to pick up anything from ground.squat with ur knees and then pick up.
while standing for long place one leg over a stool.
when getting up from lying position turn on one side and then get up
consult a physio
try out these simple exercises. static back and static abs
physio modalities will help you. back mobilisation by trained physio.
follow these simple precautions:
use a lumbar roll behind you lower back while sitting.
avoid bending with your back rounded in order to pick up anything from ground.squat with ur knees and then pick up.
while standing for long place one leg over a stool.
when getting up from lying position turn on one side and then get up
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