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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Lower Back And Cough
i HAVE BEEN HAVING MILD PAIN IN MY LOWER BACK AND IT MOVED TO MY RIGHT CALF AND AFTER 3 WEEKS AND 6 VISITS TO A DR. iT HAS GOTTEN SO SEVERE IN MY CALF THAT i AM UNABLE TO WALK OR SIT OR LAY . iT IS A BURNING,SHARP STABBING PAIN RIGHT TO THE TOES.. fEELS LIKE A CHARLEY HORSE GONE OUT OF CONTROL,NOW ON OXYCOCET,AND PRAMIPEXOLE AND STILL IN HORRIBLE PAIN . I AM 64 years old and no other helath issues
Mon, 19 Jan 2015
Hi,
Looking to the history it seems that you might be having pinched nerve pressure pain producing Sciatica.
There might be having some degenerative changes in your lumbo sacral spines giving this trouble.
Go for x-ray lumbo-sacral spines.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Physiotherapy, short way diathermy and lumbar traction will be much helpful.
Take calcium, vitamin A and D supplements.
Avoid weight lifting.
Ok and take care.
Looking to the history it seems that you might be having pinched nerve pressure pain producing Sciatica.
There might be having some degenerative changes in your lumbo sacral spines giving this trouble.
Go for x-ray lumbo-sacral spines.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Physiotherapy, short way diathermy and lumbar traction will be much helpful.
Take calcium, vitamin A and D supplements.
Avoid weight lifting.
Ok and take care.
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Hi,
from history it seems that there might be having degenerative changes in your lower spines giving sciatica pain.
Go for x-ray of lumbo-sacral region to know of having spondilitis.
Go for short way diathermy, physiotherapy like back extension exercises and if require go for lumbar traction.
Take NSAID medicines for pain.
Take B1, B6, B12 shots or capsules.
Avoid lifting heavy weight.
Ok and take care.
from history it seems that there might be having degenerative changes in your lower spines giving sciatica pain.
Go for x-ray of lumbo-sacral region to know of having spondilitis.
Go for short way diathermy, physiotherapy like back extension exercises and if require go for lumbar traction.
Take NSAID medicines for pain.
Take B1, B6, B12 shots or capsules.
Avoid lifting heavy weight.
Ok and take care.
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