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Suggest Remedy To Stop Involuntary Shaking Of Legs After Injury
i had an injury at work where i fell and caught myself after this accident i experienced pain in my lower back where an mri report stated mild broadcast l4 l5 disc buldge with increased size of moderated left paracentral disc extrusion which casues moderate thercal sac narrowing and compresses the desending left l5 nerve root they recommend neroosurgical / orthopaedic review. At all times after my accident i expereince leg shakes of the left leg that goes accross to the right leg when agrovated. I have had surgery on the l5 and am still expereienceing leg shakes when sitting and standing. As its a workcover claim i keep hitting a brick wall with workcover doctors and am after a direction to look into that can help me
hello I believe evaluation with a neurologist would be very helpful.I would advise not to feel inconfident and shaky as it is manageable with physical therapy, electric muscle nerve stimulator and some medicines like methycoblamine,gabapentin.Take help of a walking stick for more steadiness on standing or walk. Wear a lumbosacral brace during daytime and avoid bending lifting objects from ground .till you get a review
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Suggest Remedy To Stop Involuntary Shaking Of Legs After Injury
hello I believe evaluation with a neurologist would be very helpful.I would advise not to feel inconfident and shaky as it is manageable with physical therapy, electric muscle nerve stimulator and some medicines like methycoblamine,gabapentin.Take help of a walking stick for more steadiness on standing or walk. Wear a lumbosacral brace during daytime and avoid bending lifting objects from ground .till you get a review