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Lower Back Pain. X-ray Shows Disc Degeneration. Have Pelvic Pressure. Due To Lumbar Problem?
I've had lower back pain for approx. 5 yrs. within the last 6 months it fas gotten worse. I had an X-ray that showed severe disk degeneration l5S1. I'm seeing an orthopedic dr next week. I've had pelvic pressure feeling last 6 weeks. It is not a pain but pressure feeling in low abdomen that comes ang goes. I have normal menses and no gastro problems. I am 46 yrs old. Could the pressure be linked to the lumbar problem?
hallo dear friend
i hv studied your case
these to are different problem , you can say both age related
you need some neurotropics like pregabalin and calcium suppliment with vit D
take rest , take some analgesic , hot or cold fomentation
avoid lifting weights
sit with taking support to your back
continue spine extension exersizes
you may need MRI SPINE
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The lower back pain that you are having is likely to be due to disc degeneration problem. The MRI scan is the best test to diagnose such problems. Adequate rest, pain killers and muscle relaxants will help in relief.
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement, Dr. Saurabh Gupta's Response
Hello and Welcome to HCM,
Thanks for writing to us.
Pressure feeling over low abdomen seems to be due to muscle spasm and lumbar disc problem.
The medications will relieve pain and help muscles to relax. Physiotherapy shall also help a lot, especially exercises that strengthen your back. Kindly note that exercises should only be done when it doesn't hurt. Adequate rest and proper nutrition is equally important. Drink lots of fluids since dehydration affects the disc.
Hope this helps you.
Wishing you good health...
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Dr Saurabh Gupta.
Orthopaedic Surgeon.
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Lower Back Pain. X-ray Shows Disc Degeneration. Have Pelvic Pressure. Due To Lumbar Problem?
hallo dear friend i hv studied your case these to are different problem , you can say both age related you need some neurotropics like pregabalin and calcium suppliment with vit D take rest , take some analgesic , hot or cold fomentation avoid lifting weights sit with taking support to your back continue spine extension exersizes you may need MRI SPINE