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Suggest Treatment For Lower Back And Pelvic Pain
Question: Hi I have a problem with my lower back for a number of months now and going to a chiropratice with it and they say my pelvis keeps going out of place would this affect very low down on my tummy
Brief Answer:
Please use these suggestions to ease and cease your back pain.
Detailed Answer:
Hi!
I'm Dr. Neel Kudchadkar and I'll help you out with this issue.
I have examined your question carefully and being your doctor,
I will take care of your health problems.
You mention that you have a "pain" in the lower back. It is a bit important to know
the exact site of pain. I mean to say that back pain is said to originate at a definite
location in the spine. Since you have mentioned issues related to your pelvis, side
by side with the back pain, there is a strong possibility that your issue is a L5-S1
junction back pain.
You need,
1. A topical gel to rub in your back. Aceclofenac gel, is a very good choice.
2. An oral pain killer medication. I would suggest Ibuprofen.
3. A counter irritant paste, containing menthol. This has a soothing psychological
effect, though it might not hinder or help the problem itself. Why not?
At best, let's be practical.
1. Have you taken a simple X ray of your back?
This is very useful, indeed, to pinpoint the reasons, behind the pain.
2. Please note down and correct your posture, meaning the way you habitually
sit and stand for long periods. This will greatly help you.
3. I would suggest you read "The XXXXXXX Technique" which is available free
on the internet. Please try and practice this technique.
I will encourage you to ask me any doubts or questions as regards this issue, or related health issues.
Regards,
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Health Care Magic
Please use these suggestions to ease and cease your back pain.
Detailed Answer:
Hi!
I'm Dr. Neel Kudchadkar and I'll help you out with this issue.
I have examined your question carefully and being your doctor,
I will take care of your health problems.
You mention that you have a "pain" in the lower back. It is a bit important to know
the exact site of pain. I mean to say that back pain is said to originate at a definite
location in the spine. Since you have mentioned issues related to your pelvis, side
by side with the back pain, there is a strong possibility that your issue is a L5-S1
junction back pain.
You need,
1. A topical gel to rub in your back. Aceclofenac gel, is a very good choice.
2. An oral pain killer medication. I would suggest Ibuprofen.
3. A counter irritant paste, containing menthol. This has a soothing psychological
effect, though it might not hinder or help the problem itself. Why not?
At best, let's be practical.
1. Have you taken a simple X ray of your back?
This is very useful, indeed, to pinpoint the reasons, behind the pain.
2. Please note down and correct your posture, meaning the way you habitually
sit and stand for long periods. This will greatly help you.
3. I would suggest you read "The XXXXXXX Technique" which is available free
on the internet. Please try and practice this technique.
I will encourage you to ask me any doubts or questions as regards this issue, or related health issues.
Regards,
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Health Care Magic
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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